Abstract: An intelligent feature controller is provided. The intelligent feature controller identifies failures to various features within a network. The intelligent feature controller identifies features that are dependent on the failed features within the network. The intelligent feature controller turns off the features that are dependent on the failed features within the network. As such, the network may continue operating with certain features being turned off. This limits the failures within the network to the affected features, instead of entire systems failing because of a failed feature.

Abstract: Techniques are described herein for distributing distinct portions of a database object across volatile memories of selected nodes of a plurality of nodes in a clustered database system. The techniques involve storing a unit-to-service mapping that associates a unit (a database object or portion thereof) to one or more database services. The one or more database services are mapped to one or more nodes. The nodes to which a service is mapped may include nodes in disjoint database systems, so long as those database systems have access to a replica of the unit. The database object is treated as in-memory enabled by nodes that are associated with the service, and are treated as not in-memory enabled by nodes that are not associated with the service.

Abstract: Techniques are described herein for distributing distinct portions of a database object across volatile memories of selected nodes of a plurality of nodes in a clustered database system. The techniques involve storing a unit-to-service mapping that associates a unit (a database object or portion thereof) to one or more database services. The one or more database services are mapped to one or more nodes. The nodes to which a service is mapped may include nodes in disjoint database systems, so long as those database systems have access to a replica of the unit. The database object is treated as in-memory enabled by nodes that are associated with the service, and are treated as not in-memory enabled by nodes that are not associated with the service.

Abstract: An approach is provided for selecting a security policy. A security policy manager determines one or more factors for adjusting a safety score associated with a device. The safety score is based, at least in part, on a context associated with the device. The security policy manager then processes and/or facilitates a processing of the one or more factors and the safety score to calculate an adjusted safety score, and determines to select a security policy based, at least in part, on the adjusted safety score.

Abstract: An approach is provided for selecting a security policy. A security policy manager determines one or more factors for adjusting a safety score associated with a device. The safety score is based, at least in part, on a context associated with the device. The security policy manager then processes and/or facilitates a processing of the one or more factors and the safety score to calculate an adjusted safety score, and determines to select a security policy based, at least in part, on the adjusted safety score.