Abstract: Systems and techniques for automated identification of promotions for use by users of a computerized commerce platform are provided. Historical data on the success of prior-implemented promotions is used to identify new promotions to suggest to a user.

Abstract: Systems and techniques are provided for enhanced and flexible ingestion of product-related data from various and diverse data sources. The product-related data is linked to interactions that allow end-user customers to view and manipulate product listings and product data using the ingested information.

Abstract: A projection management system is described. The projection management system may be configured to instruct an image projection device to project an image on a background. Sensor information and/or image information may be received that indicates an obstruction between the image projection device and the background. The projection management system may instruct the image projection device to project a modified image based on the obstruction.

Abstract: A method for identifying that an item of information potentially includes an item of sensitive information can be provided. The item of information can be received in response to a query of an end-user database. An existence of a characteristic associated with the item of information can be determined. The characteristic can be indicative that the item of information potentially includes the item of sensitive information. The characteristic can be different from being that a source of the item of information has been designated, via an information management system, as unsearchable. An action can be caused in response to a determination of the existence of the characteristic. The end-user database can be included in a multi-tenant database.

Abstract: Systems and methods are provided for receiving a request for data from at least one service available via an Application Program Interface (API), and determining a Uniform Resource Locator (URL) for the at least one service based on the received request. One or more parameters may be generated based on the received request to monitor processing of the received request, and the generated one or more parameters may be added to the URL. The request for the data for the at least one service via the API may be processed based on the generated URL at a service provider system by discarding the one or more parameters added to the URL. The data retrieved by the processing of the request may be transmitted, and the added one or more parameters of the URL may be monitored by categorizing or filtering the received request.

Abstract: A determination can be made that an item of confidential information has been removed from a record. A determination can be made that the record has the item of confidential information. The item of confidential information can be represented by an original value. A replacement value can be calculated. The replacement value can be a value of a transformation function applied to the original value. The replacement value can be testable for an existence of a digital signature, the digital signature to be derived from the replacement value. The record, in which the original value has been replaced by the replacement value can be used for a test. The test can be of a characteristic of an application. An ability to derive the digital signature from the replacement value can be an indication that the item of confidential information has been removed from the field.

Abstract: CDN traffic is optimized using an edge gateway to measure response times for sending a content request to a region and receiving the requested content at the edge gateway. Content requests from user devices may be routed to candidate regions in the CDN system by the edge gateway based on historical response time measurements.

Abstract: Dynamic scaling of a service in a CDN is performed using content request response times from service instances executing in regions in the CDN. Response times for similar content requests can be aggregated for each region. A cost calculation for each region may be evaluated in conjunction with the associated response time by the service instantiations to decide whether the service should be scaled up or down.

Abstract: Embodiments are directed to an inventory system that comprises sensors and a management module to automatically determine an inventory item and its location without requiring hand-scanners. The system may determine that the object being handled is an inventory item at the location of the obstruction based at least on the inventory holder information and the location of the obstruction, and update a relative location of the inventory item based at least in part on the handling of the inventory item.

Abstract: An inventory management system is described. The inventory management system may be configured to determine a head or eye level of an operator interacting with a storage structure. As part of this process, visual image data, thermal image data, or LiDAR data can be obtained and the eyes or head of the operator identified in the obtained data, or the operator may wear a device usable to determine head or eye position. The determined head or eye level can be correlated with a vertical position on a display, and inventory information can be displayed to the operator at the determined level.

Abstract: A micro-services architecture is provided supporting responses to client requests routed from client digital data devices to micro-servers via an API gateway. The gateway performs selective processing on the API requests after return from the micro-servers but before return to the client devices. This can be done without any a priori knowledge by either the client devices or the micro-servers of whether and how such processing is provided. It has the additional benefit of facilitating uniformity of responses to client requests by disparate micro-servers.

Abstract: Systems, methods, and computer-readable media for event sourcing datastores are provided. Events are sent to an event sourcing datastore (ESDS) from an external service, and the events are appended to an event log. The ESDS maintains the event log in one table and the events are automatically aggregated via streaming. The ESDS is linearly scalable, and enforces uniqueness, consistency, and user-defined constraints when appending events to the event log. The aggregate state is computed asynchronously and transparently cached, which provides increased read throughput and reduced latency. Other embodiments may be described and/or claimed.

Abstract: A potting cup is provided and is positioned on a printed circuit board. The potting cup encapsulates a portion of the printed circuit board including at least one interface subject to corrosion when exposed to moisture and is configured to receive a potting material in the encapsulated portion to cover the at least one interface subject to corrosion.

Abstract: A sacrificial anode for use with a meter is provided. The sacrificial anode comprising an anode body including one or more anodic metals, the anode body being configured to be positioned in a problem area of the meter including a cathodic metal, such that the anode body corrodes in place of the cathodic metal of the problem area preserving the cathodic metal. Related meters and systems are also provided.

Abstract: A potting cup is provided and is positioned on a printed circuit board. The potting cup encapsulates a portion of the printed circuit board including at least one interface subject to corrosion when exposed to moisture and is configured to receive a potting material in the encapsulated portion to cover the at least one interface subject to corrosion.

Abstract: Described herein is system in which separate networks are operated on behalf of system components associated within an inventory system. Mobile drive units may receive initial instructions from a central authority and may identify a number of system components relevant to the provided instructions. The mobile drive unit may be configured to traverse to locations associated with the identified system components. As the mobile drive unit traverses the inventory floor, it may connect to the separate networks that it comes into contact with. Upon connecting to a network associated with a system component relevant to its set of instructions, the mobile drive unit may provide instructions to the system component to cause it to execute an action. In some embodiments, the mobile drive unit may connect to a system component in order to perform a route guidance algorithm and/or collision avoidance algorithm.

Abstract: Disclosed inventory systems, methods, and devices can be used to retrieve and transport resources from one location to another. Specifically, a vertically mobile drive unit including a vertical element grasping mechanism can be controlled by a management component to retrieve a resource, transport the resource from one floor to a different floor in an inventory system, and deposit the resource at a destination. The vertically mobile drive unit can transit vertically along a vertically disposed element in an inventory system, such as a structural pole or column.

Abstract: Disclosed inventory systems, methods, and devices can be used to retrieve and transport resources from one location to another. Specifically, a vertically mobile drive unit including a vertical element retention mechanism can be controlled by a management component to retrieve a resource, transport the resource from one floor to a different floor in an inventory system, and deposit the resource at a destination. The vertically mobile drive unit can transit vertically along a vertically disposed element in an inventory system, such as a structural pole or column. The vertically mobile drive unit can ascend to or descend from an upper level by passing through an opening made by a movable panel.