Abstract: Approaches for classifying hardware components of a computing device using a classification system are described. In an example, by the classification system, a hardware configuration information of the computing device installed within a networked environment is obtained. The hardware configuration information may thus be processed based on a system classification model. The system classification model is to classify hardware components of the computing device as one of a plurality of hardware types. Once the hardware components are classified, a category of the computing device is determined. Based on the determined category, a target system software is identified and installed onto the computing device.

Abstract: Approaches for updating an error policy based on boot-time error information and run-time error information, are described. The error policy maps an error type with a prescribed action. In an example, the error policy is updateable based run-time error information corresponding to a computing device. The updated error policy may then be used for addressing boot-time errors of computing devices.

Abstract: Approaches for updating an error policy based on boot-time error information and run-time error information, are described. The error policy maps an error type with a prescribed action. In an example, the error policy is updateable based run-time error information corresponding to a computing device. The updated error policy may then be used for addressing boot-time errors of computing devices.

Abstract: SECURE DATA CENTER UPDATE AND MONITORING A system hash for each production system is generated. Each system hash includes a concatenation of a hardware hash and a software hash of each production system in the datacenter. A datacenter hash tree is created based on a combination of the system hashes. A test copy of the software hash of each of the production systems is created in respective test systems in the datacenter. In response to detecting a change in the datacenter hash tree, a modification in a system hash which resulted in the change is identified. The central copy of the software hash is compared with the test copy of the software hash. In response to a mismatch between the central copy and the test copy, occurrence of an unauthorized attack in a software of the production system is detected.

Abstract: In some examples, a system records, in a data structure stored in a non-volatile storage, information of memory errors in respective segments of a memory. The system determines whether memory errors of a subset of the segments satisfy a criterion, and in response to determining that the memory errors of the subset of the segments satisfy the criterion, the system groups the memory errors of the subset into a partition having a size greater than a size of a segment. The system records, in the data structure, information of memory errors in the partition, and in response to a restart of the system, retrieves the data structure from the non-volatile storage for use in an operation that addresses memory errors in the system.

Abstract: Approaches for classifying hardware components of a computing device using a classification system are described. In an example, by the classification system, a hardware configuration information of the computing device installed within a networked environment is obtained. The hardware configuration information may thus be processed based on a system classification model. The system classification model is to classify hardware components of the computing device as one of a plurality of hardware types. Once the hardware components are classified, a category of the computing device is determined. Based on the determined category, a target system software is identified and installed onto the computing device.

Abstract: In some examples, a method can include detecting, with a cloud controller, a Central Processing Unit (CPU) architecture for a bare metal server; selecting, based on the detected CPU architecture, a specific bootloader, specific Operating System (“OS”) and specific Virtual Machine (“VM”) for the bare metal server; and installing the selected bootloader, OS, and VM on the bare metal server.