Abstract: The method, system, and a computer program product are directed to dynamic batching of messages for network optimization, such as Quality of Service (QoS) optimization. The edge server dynamically decides which messages can be processed locally, which messages should be batched and transmitted asynchronously as a batch, and which messages should be processed synchronously. Such message processing improves the QoS of a network.

Abstract: An example method includes receiving a selection of an item; retrieving a user interaction history and a user profile; determining a pattern of user behavior based on the user interaction history and on the user profile; receiving a set of active promotions for the third party; receiving a set of donation-receiving organizations; receiving, from an investment provider, a set of investments; determining an amount of savings based on a comparison of the selected item to the set of active promotions; determining at least one donation-receiving organization and at least one investment based on the pattern of user behavior; and presenting, on a GUI, an interactive element that enables a user to complete a transaction involving the selected item and direct the amount of savings to the at least one determined donation-receiving organization or to the at least one determined investment.

Abstract: An example method includes receiving a request for a transaction; associating the request with a user; receiving, from the user, identification information; retrieving, from a database, first stored authentication information associated with the user; retrieving, from a distributed ledger, second stored authentication information associated with the user; and determining that the received authentication information matches the first stored authentication details and the second stored authentication details and, in response, outputting, by the computing system, a proof of authentication to enable the transaction.

Abstract: Techniques are disclosed relating to retaining a log entry in response to detection of a respective triggering event occurring within a computer network. This triggering event may result in a set of processes being performed. A computer system may determine a trace signature for the log entry. This trace signature may track information related to the set of processes. The computer system may compute, using the trace signature, a log retention value for the log entry. This log retention value may be computed using weight factors for ones of the set of processes. The computer system may retain the log entry within a log file according to a retention period that corresponds to the log retention value.

Abstract: Techniques are disclosed relating to retaining a log entry in response to detection of a respective triggering event occurring within a computer network. This triggering event may result in a set of processes being performed. A computer system may determine a trace signature for the log entry. This trace signature may track information related to the set of processes. The computer system may compute, using the trace signature, a log retention value for the log entry. This log retention value may be computed using weight factors for ones of the set of processes. The computer system may retain the log entry within a log file according to a retention period that corresponds to the log retention value.

Abstract: Techniques are disclosed relating to retaining a log entry in response to detection of a respective triggering event occurring within a computer network. This triggering event may result in a set of processes being performed. A computer system may determine a trace signature for the log entry. This trace signature may track information related to the set of processes. The computer system may compute, using the trace signature, a log retention value for the log entry. This log retention value may be computed using weight factors for ones of the set of processes. The computer system may retain the log entry within a log file according to a retention period that corresponds to the log retention value.