Abstract: Examples of techniques for deploying an application on a cloud environment satisfying integrity and geo-fencing constraints are disclosed herein. A computer implemented method may include: receiving a guest application for deployment on a cloud environment; receiving the integrity constraints on the integrity of each of the plurality of host where the application is to be deployed; receiving geo-fencing constraints identifying a geographic location where the guest application is to be deployed; determining for which of the plurality of hosts the integrity constraints and the geo-fencing constraints are satisfied; and deploying the guest application on at least one of the plurality of hosts that satisfy the integrity constraints and the geo-fencing constraints.

Abstract: Examples of GPU resource sharing among distributed applications in a distributed computing environment are disclosed. In one example, a method includes receiving a first request from a first distributed application of the plurality of distributed applications for first requested GPU resources. The method may further include receiving a second request from a second distributed application of the plurality of distributed applications for second requested GPU resources. The method may also include receiving response from each of the plurality of computing nodes indicating an availability of GPU resources for each of the plurality of computing nodes. Additionally, the method may include, responsive to determining that at least one of the first and second requests can be fulfilled by at least one of the plurality of computing nodes, allocating a first set of GPU slices for the first application and allocating a second set of GPU slices for the second application.

Abstract: Examples of GPU resource sharing among applications are disclosed. In one example, a method includes receiving a first request from a first application of the plurality of applications for first requested GPU resources, and receiving a second request from a second application of the plurality of applications for second GPU resources. The method also includes, responsive to determining that the first requested GPU resources are available, allocating a first slice of the GPU resources with a first requested amount of resources to the first application and, responsive to determining that the second requested GPU resources are available, allocating a second slice of the GPU resources with a second requested amount of resources to the second application. Further, the method includes enabling the first application and the second application to execute concurrently within the first slice of the GPU and the second slice of the GPU respectively.

Abstract: In response to determining that an event matches a condition of a rule, a given one of a plurality of computing nodes is selected to send the event, based on one or both of an attribute of the event and an identifier of the rule. Information of the event is sent to the given computing node to perform correlation of the event with another event.

Abstract: A system and an article of manufacture for de-duplicating virtual machine image accesses include identifying one or more identical blocks in two or more images in a virtual machine image repository, generating a block map for mapping different blocks with identical content into a same block, deploying a virtual machine image by reconstituting an image from the block map and fetching any unique blocks remotely on-demand, and de-duplicating virtual machine image accesses by storing the deployed virtual machine image in a local disk cache.

Abstract: A system and an article of manufacture for de-duplicating virtual machine image accesses include identifying one or more identical blocks in two or more images in a virtual machine image repository, generating a block map for mapping different blocks with identical content into a same block, deploying a virtual machine image by reconstituting an image from the block map and fetching any unique blocks remotely on-demand, and de-duplicating virtual machine image accesses by storing the deployed virtual machine image in a local disk cache.

Abstract: Techniques for de-duplicating virtual machine image accesses. A method includes identifying one or more identical blocks in two or more images in a virtual machine image repository, generating a block map for mapping different blocks with identical content into a same block, deploying a virtual machine image by reconstituting an image from the block map and fetching any unique blocks remotely on-demand, and de-duplicating virtual machine image accesses by storing the deployed virtual machine image in a local disk cache.