Abstract: A method includes receiving user credentials of a user from a user device. Access information for the user including a set of uniform resource locators (URLs) is received from a computing cluster. The set of URLs correspond to user interfaces (UIs) of the computing cluster accessible to the user. An authentication token is generated based on the user credentials and the access information. A first copy of the authentication token is assigned to a session variable of a browser application of the user device. A second copy of the authentication token is sent to the computing cluster. A first URL is inputted into the browser application to attempt accessing a first UI of the computing cluster. In response to the first URL being one of the set of URLs and the session variable matching the second copy of the authentication token, the first UI is accessed using the browser application.

Abstract: A system includes a memory and a processor. The processor is configured to determine a first cluster configuration for a particular service that is running on both a first and a second computing clusters. The first cluster configuration includes a first configuration value for configuring the particular service to run on the first computing cluster. The processor is further configured to determine a second cluster configuration for the particular service that is running on both the first and second computing clusters. The second cluster configuration includes a second configuration value for configuring the particular service to run on the second computing cluster. The first configuration value is different from the second configuration value. The processor is further configured to send one or more instructions to the second computing cluster in order to change the second configuration value to match the first configuration value.

Abstract: A functional test execution engine (“FTEE”) may be configured to execute test scripts with respect to a server stack. The FTEE may be communicatively coupled to a test script storage device, which may store the test scripts. The FTEE may select one or more test scripts for execution with respect to the server stack. The one or more test scripts may carry out maintenance or diagnostic functions for the server stack. The FTEE may determine the processing resources of the server stack and, based on those processing resources, select a first set of test scripts from the one or more test scripts to execute. The FTEE may cause the first set of test scripts selected to execute with respect to the server stack in order to generate test script results. The FTEE may store the test script results for subsequent analysis and use during execution of subsequent test scripts.

Abstract: Aspects of this application describe a user identification utility that may monitor shared account activity on one or more computing devices. The computing devices may enable user accounts to access shared accounts, which may have different permissions than the user accounts. Based on detecting access to a shared account, the user identification utility may determine an indication of the user account, an indication of the shared account, and, if available, additional data corresponding to the user account. The user identification utility may store an association between the determined information. If the determined information satisfies a rule, the user identification utility may trigger an alert.

Abstract: A functional test execution engine (“FTEE”) may be configured to execute test scripts with respect to a server stack. The FTEE may be communicatively coupled to a test script storage device, which may store the test scripts. The FTEE may select one or more test scripts for execution with respect to the server stack. The one or more test scripts may carry out maintenance or diagnostic functions for the server stack. The FTEE may determine the processing resources of the server stack and, based on those processing resources, select a first set of test scripts from the one or more test scripts to execute. The FTEE may cause the first set of test scripts selected to execute with respect to the server stack in order to generate test script results. The FTEE may store the test script results for subsequent analysis and use during execution of subsequent test scripts.

Abstract: A functional test execution engine (“FTEE”) may be configured to execute test scripts with respect to a server stack. The FTEE may be communicatively coupled to a test script storage device, which may store the test scripts. The FTEE may select one or more test scripts for execution with respect to the server stack. The one or more test scripts may carry out maintenance or diagnostic functions for the server stack. The FTEE may determine the processing resources of the server stack and, based on those processing resources, select a first set of test scripts from the one or more test scripts to execute. The FTEE may cause the first set of test scripts selected to execute with respect to the server stack in order to generate test script results. The FTEE may store the test script results for subsequent analysis and use during execution of subsequent test scripts.

Abstract: Aspects of this application describe a user identification utility that may monitor shared account activity on one or more computing devices. The computing devices may enable user accounts to access shared accounts, which may have different permissions than the user accounts. Based on detecting access to a shared account, the user identification utility may determine an indication of the user account, an indication of the shared account, and, if available, additional data corresponding to the user account. The user identification utility may store an association between the determined information. If the determined information satisfies a rule, the user identification utility may trigger an alert.

Abstract: A functional test execution engine (“FTEE”) may be configured to execute test scripts with respect to a server stack. The FTEE may be communicatively coupled to a test script storage device, which may store the test scripts. The FTEE may select one or more test scripts for execution with respect to the server stack. The one or more test scripts may carry out maintenance or diagnostic functions for the server stack. The FTEE may determine the processing resources of the server stack and, based on those processing resources, select a first set of test scripts from the one or more test scripts to execute. The FTEE may cause the first set of test scripts selected to execute with respect to the server stack in order to generate test script results. The FTEE may store the test script results for subsequent analysis and use during execution of subsequent test scripts.

Abstract: Aspects disclosed herein are directed to, for example, a system and method of code migration using distributed file system directories. A computing device may send, to a code repository, a request to migrate code. The request may include, for example, an identifier for the code. In response to the request, the computing device may receive, from the code repository, the code. The computing device may generate one or more directories for the code. The computing device may migrate the code to the one or more directories. The code and the one or more directories may be synchronized to one or more other computing devices.