Abstract: Apparatuses, methods, systems, and program products are disclosed for file synchronization. An apparatus includes an origin tracking module that tracks data change information for each of at least one data change in an origin file stored on an origin device. The data change information includes a location of the data change in the origin file and a length of the data change. An apparatus includes a synchronization detecting module that detects a synchronization event associated with the origin file. An apparatus includes a synchronizing module that copies the data of the origin file for each of the at least one data change in the origin file at the tracked location and length to a target file stored on a target device.

Abstract: Apparatuses, methods, systems, and computer program products are disclosed for container synchronization. Host data associated with a first container on a host device is determined. Target data associated with a second container on a target device is determined. Differences between the host data associated with the first container on the host device and the target data associated with the second container on the target device are determined. Host data associated with the first container on the host device is synchronized with target data associated with the second container on the target device in response to determining differences between the host data and the target data such that the host data associated with the first container is identical to the target data associated with the second container.

Abstract: Various methods, devices, and systems are described for cloud federation in a cloud computing network including bridging computing resources between an enterprise and a cloud or among multiple clouds. These techniques involve generating an image of the host system and decoupling it from its underlying computing resources so that it can be migrated across disparate computing resources in a seamless manner. In one embodiment, an enterprise workload can be bridged with cloud resources to receive software as a service. In other embodiments, bridging is performed across multiple public or private clouds, each potentially having disparate computing resources. In addition, users can access and use these cloud services through a web browser or other network interface anywhere in the cloud computing network as if the services were installed locally on their own computer.