Abstract: Systems and methods of increasing the efficiency of an event processing system are disclosed. In some example embodiments, a computer-implemented method comprises identifying a first group of computing events from a plurality of computing events in an execution pipeline based on a similarity between the computing events of the first group, and merging the computing events of the first group into a single representative computing event of the first group in the execution pipeline. In some example embodiments, the identifying of the first group of computing events comprises calculating a corresponding identifier using a hash function on at least one attribute of the corresponding computing event for each one of the plurality of computing events in the execution pipeline, and determining that the computing events of the first group have corresponding identifiers that match each other.

Abstract: Systems and methods of increasing the efficiency of an event processing system are disclosed. In some example embodiments, a computer-implemented method comprises identifying a first group of computing events from a plurality of computing events in an execution pipeline based on a similarity between the computing events of the first group, and merging the computing events of the first group into a single representative computing event of the first group in the execution pipeline. In some example embodiments, the identifying of the first group of computing events comprises calculating a corresponding identifier using a hash function on at least one attribute of the corresponding computing event for each one of the plurality of computing events in the execution pipeline, and determining that the computing events of the first group have corresponding identifiers that match each other.

Abstract: A comparison system includes a memory including a first compiled version and a second compiled version of a target application, at least one processor, and a comparison engine, executing on the at least one processor. The comparison engine is configured to identify a method in the first compiled version, locate the method in the second compiled version, compare the method in the first compiled version to the method in the second compiled version, and providing an indication that the method is an altered method from the first compiled version to the second compiled version of the target application.

Abstract: A comparison system includes a memory including a first compiled version and a second compiled version of a target application, at least one processor, and a comparison engine, executing on the at least one processor. The comparison engine is configured to identify a method in the first compiled version, locate the method in the second compiled version, compare the method in the first compiled version to the method in the second compiled version, and providing an indication that the method is an altered method from the first compiled version to the second compiled version of the target application.