Patents by Inventor Amartey S. Pearson
Amartey S. Pearson 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: 10514934Abstract: A cloned configuration of a source machine is created by determining a first set of physical location codes for a source machine. A map is generated based on the sorted physical location codes that maps the first set of physical location codes to a first set of generic location codes. A second set of physical location codes associated with a second set of adapter slots in a target machine is generated. A second map is generated based on the sorted second set of physical location codes that maps the second set of physical location codes to a second set of generic location codes. A third set of physical location codes is generated based on the first set of generic location codes and the second map. If an entry in the third set of physical location codes is not present the second set of physical location codes, an error is generated.Type: GrantFiled: June 21, 2017Date of Patent: December 24, 2019Assignee: International Business Machines CorporationInventors: Eric P. Fried, Swaroop Jayanthi, Thangadurai Muthusamy, Amartey S. Pearson
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Patent number: 10263856Abstract: Embodiments disclosed herein generally relate to techniques for providing a visualization of connectivity between components in a computer network. One embodiment provides a method which includes receiving a configuration of a network comprising a plurality of components within a physical layer and a virtual layer. The method also includes generating a resource diagram identifying connections that are accessible among the components of the physical layer and components of the virtual layer. The method further includes, upon receiving a selection of one of the components, determining a subset of the plurality of components that are connected to the selected component, and altering the resource diagram to provide a visualization, within the resource diagram, of the connections between the selected component and the determined subset of the plurality of components.Type: GrantFiled: March 21, 2016Date of Patent: April 16, 2019Assignee: International Business Machines CorporationInventors: Eric P. Fried, Carol B. Hernandez, Susan T. K. Jasinski, Kyle E. Johnson, Kevin J. Kokal, Andrew J. Lin, Jeremy J. Miller, Natalie J. Miller, Amartey S. Pearson, Joshua R. Teal
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Patent number: 10257049Abstract: Embodiments disclosed herein generally relate to techniques for providing a visualization of connectivity between components in a computer network. One embodiment provides a method which includes receiving a configuration of a network comprising a plurality of components within a physical layer and a virtual layer. The method also includes generating a resource diagram identifying connections that are accessible among the components of the physical layer and components of the virtual layer. The method further includes, upon receiving a selection of one of the components, determining a subset of the plurality of components that are connected to the selected component, and altering the resource diagram to provide a visualization, within the resource diagram, of the connections between the selected component and the determined subset of the plurality of components.Type: GrantFiled: June 30, 2015Date of Patent: April 9, 2019Assignee: International Business Machines CorporationInventors: Eric P. Fried, Carol B. Hernandez, Susan T. K. Jasinski, Kyle E. Johnson, Kevin J. Kokal, Andrew J. Lin, Jeremy J. Miller, Natalie J. Miller, Amartey S. Pearson, Joshua R. Teal
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Publication number: 20180024909Abstract: Computer implemented methods for monitoring growth of memory buffers in logging and dynamically adapting quantity and detail of logging. In one method, a computer determines whether an operation of a thread has a failure and whether the failure is severe and logs details from a pre-thread logging buffer. In another method, a computer calculates an increase in a log buffer size, reads from a configuration file a maximum allowed increase in the log buffer size, and returns logging details, in response to determining that the increase is more than the maximum allowed increase. In yet another method, a computer writes a log of a use case to a disk, calculates an actual size of the log in the database, and returns logging details, in response to determining that the actual size is more than the allowed size.Type: ApplicationFiled: July 25, 2016Publication date: January 25, 2018Inventors: Scott J. Broussard, Thangadurai Muthusamy, Amartey S. Pearson, Rejy V. Sasidharan
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Publication number: 20170286137Abstract: A cloned configuration of a source machine is created by determining a first set of physical location codes for a source machine. A map is generated based on the sorted physical location codes that maps the first set of physical location codes to a first set of generic location codes. A second set of physical location codes associated with a second set of adapter slots in a target machine is generated. A second map is generated based on the sorted second set of physical location codes that maps the second set of physical location codes to a second set of generic location codes. A third set of physical location codes is generated based on the first set of generic location codes and the second map. If an entry in the third set of physical location codes is not present the second set of physical location codes, an error is generated.Type: ApplicationFiled: June 21, 2017Publication date: October 5, 2017Inventors: Eric P. Fried, Swaroop Jayanthi, Thangadurai Muthusamy, Amartey S. Pearson
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Patent number: 9766907Abstract: A cloned configuration of a source machine is created by determining a first set of physical location codes for a source machine. A map is generated based on the sorted physical location codes that maps the first set of physical location codes to a first set of generic location codes. A second set of physical location codes associated with a second set of adapter slots in a target machine is generated. A second map is generated based on the sorted second set of physical location codes that maps the second set of physical location codes to a second set of generic location codes. A third set of physical location codes is generated based on the first set of generic location codes and the second map. If an entry in the third set of physical location codes is not present the second set of physical location codes, an error is generated.Type: GrantFiled: September 3, 2014Date of Patent: September 19, 2017Assignee: International Business Machines CorporationInventors: Eric P. Fried, Swaroop Jayanthi, Thangadurai Muthusamy, Amartey S. Pearson
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Patent number: 9740509Abstract: A cloned configuration of a source machine is created by determining a first set of physical location codes for a source machine. A map is generated based on the sorted physical location codes that maps the first set of physical location codes to a first set of generic location codes. A second set of physical location codes associated with a second set of adapter slots in a target machine is generated. A second map is generated based on the sorted second set of physical location codes that maps the second set of physical location codes to a second set of generic location codes. A third set of physical location codes is generated based on the first set of generic location codes and the second map. If an entry in the third set of physical location codes is not present the second set of physical location codes, an error is generated.Type: GrantFiled: May 30, 2014Date of Patent: August 22, 2017Assignee: International Business Machines CorporationInventors: Eric P. Fried, Swaroop Jayanthi, Thangadurai Muthusamy, Amartey S. Pearson
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Publication number: 20170005880Abstract: Embodiments disclosed herein generally relate to techniques for providing a visualization of connectivity between components in a computer network. One embodiment provides a method which includes receiving a configuration of a network comprising a plurality of components within a physical layer and a virtual layer. The method also includes generating a resource diagram identifying connections that are accessible among the components of the physical layer and components of the virtual layer. The method further includes, upon receiving a selection of one of the components, determining a subset of the plurality of components that are connected to the selected component, and altering the resource diagram to provide a visualization, within the resource diagram, of the connections between the selected component and the determined subset of the plurality of components.Type: ApplicationFiled: March 21, 2016Publication date: January 5, 2017Inventors: Eric P. FRIED, Carol B. HERNANDEZ, Susan T.K. JASINSKI, Kyle E. JOHNSON, Kevin J. KOKAL, Andrew J. LIN, Jeremy J. MILLER, Natalie J. MILLER, Amartey S. PEARSON, Joshua R. TEAL
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Publication number: 20170005879Abstract: Embodiments disclosed herein generally relate to techniques for providing a visualization of connectivity between components in a computer network. One embodiment provides a method which includes receiving a configuration of a network comprising a plurality of components within a physical layer and a virtual layer. The method also includes generating a resource diagram identifying connections that are accessible among the components of the physical layer and components of the virtual layer. The method further includes, upon receiving a selection of one of the components, determining a subset of the plurality of components that are connected to the selected component, and altering the resource diagram to provide a visualization, within the resource diagram, of the connections between the selected component and the determined subset of the plurality of components.Type: ApplicationFiled: June 30, 2015Publication date: January 5, 2017Inventors: Eric P. FRIED, Carol B. HERNANDEZ, Susan T.K. JASINSKI, Kyle E. JOHNSON, Kevin J. KOKAL, Andrew J. LIN, Jeremy J. MILLER, Natalie J. MILLER, Amartey S. PEARSON, Joshua R. TEAL
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Publication number: 20150347158Abstract: A cloned configuration of a source machine is created by determining a first set of physical location codes for a source machine. A map is generated based on the sorted physical location codes that maps the first set of physical location codes to a first set of generic location codes. A second set of physical location codes associated with a second set of adapter slots in a target machine is generated. A second map is generated based on the sorted second set of physical location codes that maps the second set of physical location codes to a second set of generic location codes. A third set of physical location codes is generated based on the first set of generic location codes and the second map. If an entry in the third set of physical location codes is not present the second set of physical location codes, an error is generated.Type: ApplicationFiled: May 30, 2014Publication date: December 3, 2015Applicant: International Business Machines CorporationInventors: Eric P. Fried, Swaroop Jayanthi, Thangadurai Muthusamy, Amartey S. Pearson
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Publication number: 20150347159Abstract: A cloned configuration of a source machine is created by determining a first set of physical location codes for a source machine. A map is generated based on the sorted physical location codes that maps the first set of physical location codes to a first set of generic location codes. A second set of physical location codes associated with a second set of adapter slots in a target machine is generated. A second map is generated based on the sorted second set of physical location codes that maps the second set of physical location codes to a second set of generic location codes. A third set of physical location codes is generated based on the first set of generic location codes and the second map. If an entry in the third set of physical location codes is not present the second set of physical location codes, an error is generated.Type: ApplicationFiled: September 3, 2014Publication date: December 3, 2015Inventors: Eric P. Fried, Swaroop Jayanthi, Thangadurai Muthusamy, Amartey S. Pearson
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Publication number: 20140372970Abstract: A method, computer program product, and system for auto generating a Java application programming interface (JAX-RS) for representational state transfer (REST) web services. A reference interface for a REST service object is received by a server computer system. A set of determiners defines a plurality of configuration values for a REST service object to generate a service binding. A plurality of resource methods for each resource class in the reference interface is determined, and for each resource method, a parameter, a return type, and an exception are determined. Each resource method of each class is sequentially processed and the name of each resource is written into a string buffer. The operation type for each resource method for each resource class is determined based on at least one predefined match and an operation name is written into the string buffer for each resource method. A return type is determined for each resource method for each resource class.Type: ApplicationFiled: June 13, 2013Publication date: December 18, 2014Inventors: Scott J. Broussard, Swagat Chakravarty, Amartey S. Pearson
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Patent number: 8549534Abstract: Automated management of partition service assignment to a virtual input/output (VIO) adapter is provided. Responsive to creation of a new partition service in a data processing system, a partition priority number is determined for the new partition service, and, for each VIO adapter, the partition priority numbers of the partition services currently assigned to that VIO adapter are summed. For a VIO adapter with a lowest sum of partition priority numbers, logic determines whether assigning the new partition service to that VIO adapter results in its summed partition priority number being above a predefined threshold, and the new partition service is assigned to a VIO adapter based, at least in part, on whether assigning the new partition service to the VIO adapter with the lowest sum of partition priority numbers results in that VIO adapter's summed partition priority number exceeding the predefined threshold.Type: GrantFiled: June 28, 2012Date of Patent: October 1, 2013Assignee: International Business Machines CorporationInventors: Bryan M. Logan, Kyle A. Lucke, Amartey S. Pearson, Steven E. Royer
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Patent number: 8438566Abstract: Automated management of partition service assignment to a virtual input/output (VIO) adapter is provided. Responsive to creation of a new partition service in a data processing system, a partition priority number is determined for the new partition service, and, for each VIO adapter, the partition priority numbers of the partition services currently assigned to that VIO adapter are summed. For a VIO adapter with a lowest sum of partition priority numbers, logic determines whether assigning the new partition service to that VIO adapter results in its summed partition priority number being above a predefined threshold, and the new partition service is assigned to a VIO adapter based, at least in part, on whether assigning the new partition service to the VIO adapter with the lowest sum of partition priority numbers results in that VIO adapter's summed partition priority number exceeding the predefined threshold.Type: GrantFiled: April 16, 2012Date of Patent: May 7, 2013Assignee: International Business Machines CorporationInventors: Bryan M. Logan, Kyle A. Lucke, Amartey S. Pearson, Steven E. Royer
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Publication number: 20120266173Abstract: Automated management of partition service assignment to a virtual input/output (VIO) adapter is provided. Responsive to creation of a new partition service in a data processing system, a partition priority number is determined for the new partition service, and, for each VIO adapter, the partition priority numbers of the partition services currently assigned to that VIO adapter are summed. For a VIO adapter with a lowest sum of partition priority numbers, logic determines whether assigning the new partition service to that VIO adapter results in its summed partition priority number being above a predefined threshold, and the new partition service is assigned to a VIO adapter based, at least in part, on whether assigning the new partition service to the VIO adapter with the lowest sum of partition priority numbers results in that VIO adapter's summed partition priority number exceeding the predefined threshold.Type: ApplicationFiled: June 28, 2012Publication date: October 18, 2012Applicant: INTERNATIONAL BUSINESS MACHINES CORPORATIONInventors: Bryan M. LOGAN, Kyle A. LUCKE, Amartey S. PEARSON, Steven E. ROYER
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Patent number: 8281306Abstract: Automated management of partition service assignment to a virtual input/output (VIO) adapter is provided. Responsive to creation of a new partition service in a data processing system, a partition priority number is determined for the new partition service, and, for each VIO adapter, the partition priority numbers of the partition services currently assigned to that VIO adapter are summed. For a VIO adapter with a lowest sum of partition priority numbers, logic determines whether assigning the new partition service to that VIO adapter results in its summed partition priority number being above a predefined threshold, and the new partition service is assigned to a VIO adapter based, at least in part, on whether assigning the new partition service to the VIO adapter with the lowest sum of partition priority numbers results in that VIO adapter's summed partition priority number exceeding the predefined threshold.Type: GrantFiled: March 13, 2009Date of Patent: October 2, 2012Assignee: International Business Machines CorporationInventors: Bryan M. Logan, Kyle A. Lucke, Amartey S. Pearson, Steven E. Royer
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Publication number: 20120204174Abstract: Automated management of partition service assignment to a virtual input/output (VIO) adapter is provided. Responsive to creation of a new partition service in a data processing system, a partition priority number is determined for the new partition service, and, for each VIO adapter, the partition priority numbers of the partition services currently assigned to that VIO adapter are summed. For a VIO adapter with a lowest sum of partition priority numbers, logic determines whether assigning the new partition service to that VIO adapter results in its summed partition priority number being above a predefined threshold, and the new partition service is assigned to a VIO adapter based, at least in part, on whether assigning the new partition service to the VIO adapter with the lowest sum of partition priority numbers results in that VIO adapter's summed partition priority number exceeding the predefined threshold.Type: ApplicationFiled: April 16, 2012Publication date: August 9, 2012Applicant: INTERNATIONAL BUSINESS MACHINES CORPORATIONInventors: Bryan M. LOGAN, Kyle A. LUCKE, Amartey S. PEARSON, Steven E. ROYER
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Publication number: 20090307690Abstract: Automated management of partition service assignment to a virtual input/output (VIO) adapter is provided. Responsive to creation of a new partition service in a data processing system, a partition priority number is determined for the new partition service, and, for each VIO adapter, the partition priority numbers of the partition services currently assigned to that VIO adapter are summed. For a VIO adapter with a lowest sum of partition priority numbers, logic determines whether assigning the new partition service to that VIO adapter results in its summed partition priority number being above a predefined threshold, and the new partition service is assigned to a VIO adapter based, at least in part, on whether assigning the new partition service to the VIO adapter with the lowest sum of partition priority numbers results in that VIO adapter's summed partition priority number exceeding the predefined threshold.Type: ApplicationFiled: March 13, 2009Publication date: December 10, 2009Applicant: International Business Machines CorporationInventors: Bryan M. Logan, Kyle A. Lucke, Amartey S. Pearson, Steven E. Royer