Patents by Inventor Alex Chernyakov
Alex Chernyakov has filed for patents to protect the following inventions. This listing includes patent applications that are pending as well as patents that have already been granted by the United States Patent and Trademark Office (USPTO).
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Patent number: 9455873Abstract: In a network that includes intermediary nodes, such as WAN accelerators, that transform messages between nodes, an end-to-end path of the messages is determined. The determined end-to-end path is used in subsequent analyses of message traces, to identify timing and other factors related to the performance of the network relative to the propagation of these messages, including the propagation of the transformed messages. A variety of techniques are presented for determining the path of the messages, depending upon the characteristics of the collected trace data. Upon determining the message path, the traces are synchronized in time and correlations between the connections along the path are determined, including causal relationships. In a preferred embodiment, a user identifies an application process between or among particular nodes of a network, and the system provides a variety of formats for viewing statistics related to the performance of the application on the network.Type: GrantFiled: July 23, 2013Date of Patent: September 27, 2016Assignee: RIVERBED TECHNOLOGY, INC.Inventors: Patrick J. Malloy, Antoine Dunn, Dana Znamova, Steven Niemczyk, Russell Mark Elsner, Ryan Gehl, Alex Chernyakov
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Patent number: 9088481Abstract: Individual network activities are correlated to interactions with a target web page to facilitate an analysis of the performance of the web page. This correlation is preferably performed using a combination of heuristics and rules developed to filter network activities into those activities that are likely to have been caused by the particular transaction, and those that are unlikely to be associated with that transaction. The activities that are identified as being associated with the transaction are subsequently organized to identify a time-flow of these activities within the transaction, from which performance statistics can be determined and presented to a user. Because the individual activities within the transaction are identified and time-ordered, an analysis of the effects of each activity on the overall performance of the web page can be performed to identify potential problem areas, or to diagnose reported problems.Type: GrantFiled: January 7, 2014Date of Patent: July 21, 2015Assignee: RIVERBED TECHNOLOGY, INC.Inventors: Patrick J. Malloy, Seth Martin, Alex Chernyakov, Jerome Plun
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Publication number: 20140122712Abstract: Individual network activities are correlated to interactions with a target web page to facilitate an analysis of the performance of the web page. This correlation is preferably performed using a combination of heuristics and rules developed to filter network activities into those activities that are likely to have been caused by the particular transaction, and those that are unlikely to be associated with that transaction. The activities that are identified as being associated with the transaction are subsequently organized to identify a time-flow of these activities within the transaction, from which performance statistics can be determined and presented to a user. Because the individual activities within the transaction are identified and time-ordered, an analysis of the effects of each activity on the overall performance of the web page can be performed to identify potential problem areas, or to diagnose reported problems.Type: ApplicationFiled: January 7, 2014Publication date: May 1, 2014Applicant: Riverbed Technology, Inc.Inventors: Patrick J. MALLOY, Seth Martin, Alex Chernyakov, Jerome Plun
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Publication number: 20140022944Abstract: In a network that includes intermediary nodes, such as WAN accelerators, that transform messages between nodes, an end-to-end path of the messages is determined. The determined end-to-end path is used in subsequent analyses of message traces, to identify timing and other factors related to the performance of the network relative to the propagation of these messages, including the propagation of the transformed messages. A variety of techniques are presented for determining the path of the messages, depending upon the characteristics of the collected trace data. Upon determining the message path, the traces are synchronized in time and correlations between the connections along the path are determined, including causal relationships. In a preferred embodiment, a user identifies an application process between or among particular nodes of a network, and the system provides a variety of formats for viewing statistics related to the performance of the application on the network.Type: ApplicationFiled: July 23, 2013Publication date: January 23, 2014Applicant: Riverbed Technology, Inc.Inventors: Patrick J. MALLOY, Antoine DUNN, Dana ZNAMOVA, Steven NIEMCZYK, Russell Mark ELSNER, Ryan GEHL, Alex CHERNYAKOV
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Patent number: 8635334Abstract: Individual network activities are correlated to interactions with a target web page to facilitate an analysis of the performance of the web page. This correlation is preferably performed using a combination of heuristics and rules developed to filter network activities into those activities that are likely to have been caused by the particular transaction, and those that are unlikely to be associated with that transaction. The activities that are identified as being associated with the transaction are subsequently organized to identify a time-flow of these activities within the transaction, from which performance statistics can be determined and presented to a user. Because the individual activities within the transaction are identified and time-ordered, an analysis of the effects of each activity on the overall performance of the web page can be performed to identify potential problem areas, or to diagnose reported problems.Type: GrantFiled: December 8, 2010Date of Patent: January 21, 2014Assignee: Riverbed Technology, Inc.Inventors: Patrick J. Malloy, Seth Martin, Alex Chernyakov, Jerome Plun
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Patent number: 8493871Abstract: In a network that includes intermediary nodes, such as WAN accelerators, that transform messages between nodes, an end-to-end path of the messages is determined. The determined end-to-end path is used in subsequent analysis of message traces, to identify timing and other factors related to the performance of the network relative to the propagation of these messages, including the propagation of the transformed messages. A variety of techniques are presented for determining the path of the messages, depending upon the characteristics of the collected trace data. Upon determining the message path, the traces are synchronized in time and correlations between the connections along the path are determined, including causal relationships. In a preferred embodiment, a user identifies an application process between or among particular nodes of a network, and the system provides a variety of formats for viewing statistics related to the performance of the application on the network.Type: GrantFiled: November 23, 2009Date of Patent: July 23, 2013Assignee: Riverbed Technology, Inc.Inventors: Patrick J. Malloy, Antoine Dunn, Dana Znamova, Steven Niemczyk, Russell Mark Elsner, Ryan Gehl, Alex Chernyakov
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Publication number: 20110145715Abstract: Individual network activities are correlated to interactions with a target web page to facilitate an analysis of the performance of the web page. This correlation is preferably performed using a combination of heuristics and rules developed to filter network activities into those activities that are likely to have been caused by the particular transaction, and those that are unlikely to be associated with that transaction. The activities that are identified as being associated with the transaction are subsequently organized to identify a time-flow of these activities within the transaction, from which performance statistics can be determined and presented to a user. Because the individual activities within the transaction are identified and time-ordered, an analysis of the effects of each activity on the overall performance of the web page can be performed to identify potential problem areas, or to diagnose reported problems.Type: ApplicationFiled: December 8, 2010Publication date: June 16, 2011Inventors: Patrick J. MALLOY, Seth Martin, Alex Chernyakov, Jerome Plun