Abstract: An approach within the embodiments of the present invention includes providing multi-tenancy support on a dynamic host configuration protocol (DHCP) protocol, and further includes receiving the dynamic host configuration protocol (DHCP) packet, inserting a tenant-specific option information within the DHCP packet, and transmitting the dynamic host configuration protocol (DHCP) packet with the tenant-specific option information.

Abstract: An approach includes providing support multi-tenancy support on a DHCP protocol. The approach includes receiving a dynamic host configuration protocol (DHCP) packet, inserting a tenant-specific option information within the DHCP packet, and transmitting the DHCP packet with the tenant-specific option information.

Abstract: A universal chimeric antigen receptors (CAR)-modified immune cell is provided, including engineering natural killer (NK) cells and/or T cells which recognizes 2,4-dinitrophenyl (DNP) and can subsequently be redirected to target various epitopes of envelop protein gp160 using DNP-conjugated broad neutralizing antibodies as adaptor molecules. In preferred embodiments, the anti-gp160 antibodies target membrane-distal epitopes. This system can recognize and kill mimic HIV-infected cell lines expressing at least one of subtypes B and C gp160. Presently provided system containing universal CAR-NK cells and (bNAbs) overcome the limitations of conventional anti-HIV CARs, as the latter targets a single epitope of the HIV envelope glycoprotein gp160 and falls short of countering the enormous diversity and mutability of viruses.

Abstract: An approach for intelligent task message queue management may be provided herein. The approach may include receiving a task message from a producer at an intelligent task message queue management service. The approach may include assigning a subclass to the task message based on a predetermined set of rules. The approach may include assigning the task message to a one of a plurality of subclass worklist queues based on the assigned subclass. The approach may include generating a subclass score for the task message based on a weight associated with the assigned subclass work queue. The approach may include dispatching the task message to a consumer based on the generated subclass score for the task message.

Abstract: An approach includes providing support multi-tenancy support on a DHCP protocol. The approach includes receiving a dynamic host configuration protocol (DHCP) packet, inserting a tenant-specific option information within the DHCP packet, and transmitting the DHCP packet with the tenant-specific option information.

Abstract: An approach includes providing support multi-tenancy support on a DHCP protocol. The approach includes receiving a dynamic host configuration protocol (DHCP) packet, inserting a tenant-specific option information within the DHCP packet, and transmitting the DHCP packet with the tenant-specific option information.

Abstract: Described are techniques including a computer-implemented method comprising appending a HyperText Transfer Protocol (HTTP) header to a HTTP request, wherein the HTTP header includes a source Internet Protocol (IP) address of a client generating the HTTP request, a universally unique identifier (UUID) of the HTTP request, a timestamp, a lifetime, a Universal Resource Locator (URL) of the HTTP request, and a signature. The method further comprises transmitting the HTTP request with the HTTP header to a web server.

Abstract: Embodiments of the present disclosure relate to a method, system and computer program product for offloading a workload between computing environments. According to the method, a workload of a target function of a service provisioned in a first computing environment is determined. A processing capacity of the service available for the target function in the first computing environment is determined. In accordance with a determination that the workload exceeds the processing capacity, at least one incoming request for the target function is caused to be routed to a target instance of the target function, the target instance of the target function being provisioned in a second computing environment different from the first computing environment.

Abstract: Embodiments of the present disclosure relate to a method, system and computer program product for offloading a workload between computing environments. According to the method, a workload of a target function of a service provisioned in a first computing environment is determined. A processing capacity of the service available for the target function in the first computing environment is determined. In accordance with a determination that the workload exceeds the processing capacity, at least one incoming request for the target function is caused to be routed to a target instance of the target function, the target instance of the target function being provisioned in a second computing environment different from the first computing environment.

Abstract: A method for load balancing network traffic. First network address translation rules are executed with respect to a first data packet of the network traffic to translate initial address space data thereof, with respect to an initial destination network address and port identifier. An entry is generated with respect to the first data packet that includes data related to the translated destination network address and port identifier, and an initial source network address and port identifier. A second data packet is received from a client. The generated entry is identified and implemented in executing second network address translation rules with respect to the second data packet, to translate address space data thereof with respect to an initial destination network address and port identifier, for routing thereof to the host, and upon servicing, for routing thereof directly to the client.

Abstract: Embodiments of the present disclosure relate to a method, system, and computer program product for resizing an image. An image on a server is identified by a user through a terminal device, where the image has a first size. A image optimizer is positioned between the terminal device and the server. A image optimizer determines the display dimensions of the terminal device also determines that the requested image may need to be resized to a second size. The image optimizer receives the image from the server, resizes the image to the second size, and transmits the image to the terminal device.

Abstract: An approach includes providing support multi-tenancy support on a DHCP protocol. The approach includes receiving a dynamic host configuration protocol (DHCP) packet, inserting a tenant-specific option information within the DHCP packet, and transmitting the DHCP packet with the tenant-specific option information.

Abstract: In some embodiments, the present disclosure provides for accelerating cross-sited resources in an accelerated document. In some embodiments, a set of rules is created to determine which cross-site resources will be accelerated. Using the rules, a first cross-site resource is selected for acceleration. The cross-site resource is cached on a CDN edge server. A link for a first cross-site resource is wrapped so that a client will be directed to retrieve the cross-site resource from the CDN edge server. The client receives the cross-site resource directly from the CDN edge server.

Abstract: A load-balancer instance is instantiated in a network virtualization edge (NVE) in a software defined network (SDN). A forwarding table in the NVE is modified to indicate that a next hop for a packet having a destination address of the load-balancer instance is to be resolved by the load-balancer instance. From a portion of the packet, and using the load-balancer instance, a value usable to select a singular next hop to a first real server in a pool of real servers managed by the load-balancer instance is determined. The packet is forwarded, using the modified forwarding table, the packet through an underlay of the SDN such that the packet tunnels from the NVE to a first NVE, the second NVE hosting the first real server.

Abstract: An approach includes providing support multi-tenancy support on a DHCP protocol. The approach includes receiving a dynamic host configuration protocol (DHCP) packet, inserting a tenant-specific option information within the DHCP packet, and transmitting the DHCP packet with the tenant-specific option information.

Abstract: Operating a message queue cluster having multiple nodes. A messaging request from a client is obtained by one or more processors, the messaging request to be routed to one of multiple nodes in a cluster. The one or more processors parse the messaging request to determine whether the messaging request should be routed to an other node. A messaging request is obtained from a client by one or more processors, the messaging request to be routed to one of multiple nodes in a cluster. The messaging request is parsed by one or more processors to determine whether the messaging request should be routed to an other of the multiple nodes in the cluster. The messaging request is routed by one or more processors in response to a determination that the messaging request should be routed to the other one of the multiple nodes in the cluster.

Abstract: In one embodiment, a system includes a processing circuit and logic integrated with and/or executable by the processing circuit that causes the processing circuit to receive a congestion notification message from a first virtual switch of a first server indicating that a first virtual machine (VM) hosted by the first server is overloaded. The logic also causes the processing circuit to advertise a congestion status of the first VM in a congestion status message to one or more virtual switches in a network in response to receiving the congestion notification message. Moreover, the logic causes the processing circuit to cause all virtual switches in the network except for the first virtual switch to stop sending traffic destined for the first VM while the first VM is overloaded without restricting sending traffic that is destined for other VMs hosted by the first server.

Abstract: Methods, computer program products, and systems are presented. The methods include, for instance: obtaining, by one or more processor, metadata of at least one packet of a network stream; and determining, by the one or more processor, a shortcut rule for the network stream to bypass at least one waypoint network, the shortcut rule being determined using the metadata of the at least one packet of the network stream. In one embodiment, the obtaining includes obtaining the metadata from the at least one waypoint network. In another embodiment, the obtaining comprises obtaining the metadata from multiple packets of the network stream, and the determining comprises using the metadata of the multiple packets of the network stream to determine the shortcut rule. In a further embodiment, the determining includes analyzing a header of the at least one packet of the network stream.

Abstract: In some embodiments, the present disclosure provides for accelerating cross-sited resources in an accelerated document. In some embodiments, a set of rules is created to determine which cross-site resources will be accelerated. Using the rules, a first cross-site resource is selected for acceleration. The cross-site resource is cached on a CDN edge server. A link for a first cross-site resource is wrapped so that a client will be directed to retrieve the cross-site resource from the CDN edge server. The client receives the cross-site resource directly from the CDN edge server.

Abstract: Operating a message queue cluster having multiple nodes. A messaging request from a client is obtained by one or more processors, the messaging request to be routed to one of multiple nodes in a cluster. The one or more processors parse the messaging request to determine whether the messaging request should be routed to an other node. A messaging request is obtained from a client by one or more processors, the messaging request to be routed to one of multiple nodes in a cluster. The messaging request is parsed by one or more processors to determine whether the messaging request should be routed to an other of the multiple nodes in the cluster. The messaging request is routed by one or more processors in response to a determination that the messaging request should be routed to the other one of the multiple nodes in the cluster.