Abstract: A method, system, and computer program product for implementing container runtime optimization and execution is provided. The method includes enabling a container management instance and a container runtime comprising specified operational attributes associated with a container. Supervisor tree code is embedded within the container runtime and definition software is executed. The definition software describes specified digital endpoints of an associated application process being executed by the container. The container is enabled for operational functionality and an external interface is enabled for communications with the supervisor tree code. The container management instance is executed in response to a command received via the external interface.

Abstract: A method can include receiving a read request from a client program. The method can further include obtaining, in response to receiving the read request, one or more secrets from a secrets store. The obtaining can include storing the one or more secrets in a storage location. The method can further include initiating, in response to the read request, a transmission of the one or more secrets to the client program. The method can further include deleting the one or more secrets from the storage location.

Abstract: A method, system, and computer program product for implementing container runtime optimization and execution is provided. The method includes enabling a container management instance and a container runtime comprising specified operational attributes associated with a container. Supervisor tree code is embedded within the container runtime and definition software is executed. The definition software describes specified digital endpoints of an associated application process being executed by the container. The container is enabled for operational functionality and an external interface is enabled for communications with the supervisor tree code. The container management instance is executed in response to a command received via the external interface.

Abstract: A fire protection sprinkler with a push-in connection includes a sprinkler body having an input orifice for receiving fluid and an output orifice for outputting the fluid, the body having a push-in connection at the input end and a base portion. The push-in connection is adapted to be connected to a pipe fitting by insertion and has a plurality of recesses, a first recess having a first gasket, a second recess having a second gasket, and a third recess having a retaining clip. A frangible element is held in place by a set screw and a stopper. The frangible element is designed to fail at a predetermined temperature to release the stopper. A deflector is positioned on the base portion and configured to direct the output fluid toward the output end, upon activation of the sprinkler by failure of the frangible element at the predetermined temperature.

Abstract: A method can include receiving a read request from a client program. The method can further include obtaining, in response to receiving the read request, one or more secrets from a secrets store. The obtaining can include storing the one or more secrets in a storage location. The method can further include initiating, in response to the read request, a transmission of the one or more secrets to the client program. The method can further include deleting the one or more secrets from the storage location.

Abstract: A subsea heat exchanger is disclosed that includes a production fluid inlet, a production fluid outlet, and first and second heat exchanger units coupled to the inlet and outlet. Each heat exchanger unit includes an outer tubular member, an inner tubular member disposed within the outer tubular member, and an annulus radially disposed between the inner tubular member and the outer tubular member. In addition, each heat exchanger unit includes a bridging assembly coupled between the first heat exchanger unit and the second heat exchanger unit. The bridging assembly includes a connector including a throughbore in communication with the inner tubular member of the first heat exchanger unit and the inner tubular member of the second heat exchanger unit. In addition, the bridging assembly includes a tubular stab that fluidly couples the annulus of the first heat exchanger unit to the annulus of the second heat exchanger unit.