Abstract: A traction battery includes a battery array and a flexible printed circuit (FPC). The FPC including a hurdle-shaped flexible substrate that is planar and has opposing first and second planar surfaces and opposing first and second edges extending between the planar surfaces, the substrate having a straight middle portion, a first end portion that is joined to the middle portion by a first elbow portion, and a second end portion that is joined to the middle portion by a second elbow portion. The elbow portions are folded relative to the middle portion at first and second folds, respectively, such that the first planar surfaces of the first and second elbows face each other. A circuit is supported by the substrate and electrically connected between circuit boards supported on opposite sides of the battery array.

Abstract: A traction battery includes a battery array and a flexible printed circuit (FPC). The FPC including a hurdle-shaped flexible substrate that is planar and has opposing first and second planar surfaces and opposing first and second edges extending between the planar surfaces, the substrate having a straight middle portion, a first end portion that is joined to the middle portion by a first elbow portion, and a second end portion that is joined to the middle portion by a second elbow portion. The elbow portions are folded relative to the middle portion at first and second folds, respectively, such that the first planar surfaces of the first and second elbows face each other. A circuit is supported by the substrate and electrically connected between circuit boards supported on opposite sides of the battery array.

Abstract: Described are techniques for data storage management. A proxy agent obtains information regarding a state of one or more data storage systems being managed. The information is communicated by the proxy agent to a first gadget for data storage management on a first device. The first gadget is included in an integrated user interface framework.

Abstract: Information processing techniques for managing data center configurations. In one example, a method comprises the following steps. A registry is maintained corresponding to at least one of products and services offered by a provider entity for use in providing a data center for a customer entity. A central interface is provided for presenting information maintained in the registry and for presenting one or more features operative to allow the customer entity to create and/or change a configuration of the data center. The central interface comprises one or more features for obtaining at least one of the data center products and services, one or more features for configuring the obtained one of the data center products and services, and one or more features for managing the configured one of the data center products and services. Accordingly, the customer obtains a customized data center configuration through the central interface and the registry.

Abstract: A method is used in managing approval of a data storage management operation. An approval module is provided. A request to perform a management operation is received from a first user where the first user is associated with a first user access level. The management operation is forwarded to the approval module. The management operation is evaluated to determine an approval status, the evaluation based on the first user access level and the management operation. Based on the evaluation, an approval status is provided.

Abstract: A method of providing service-provider-specific link data to a client computer includes (a) at a storage management server (SMS), the SMS being configured to provide management services for a data storage system, sending an identification number of the SMS to a database application, (b) at the SMS, receiving, from the database application, a set of link descriptors, the set of link descriptors identifying a set of link addresses (LAs) to a particular remote storage support server (RMSS) of a plurality of RMSSs, the particular RMSS being associated with the identification number, (c) at the SMS, integrating system-specific status information into the LAs of the set of LAs, thereby generating the service-provider-specific link data, and (d) at the SMS, sending the service-provider-specific link data to the client computer to allow the client computer to display links to a user which allow the user to receive service-provider-specific support services from the service-provider.

Abstract: Described are techniques for providing views of an object model. A template is received that specifies allowable access for a first object using qualifiers for the first object. The qualifiers include a first list of one or more roles and a second list of one or more levels of expertise. For a user identifier having an associated role and an associated level of expertise, it is determined whether to allow access to the first object. The determining includes determining whether the associated role is included in the first list and whether the associated level of expertise is included in the second list. Access to the first object is allowed if the associated role is included in the first list and the associated level of expertise is included in the second list.

Abstract: Described are techniques for user interface selection. A plurality of user interface sets is provided. Each of the plurality of user interface sets includes a plurality of user interfaces corresponding to a plurality of user levels of interaction. Each of the plurality of user levels of interaction is associated with a different level of abstraction with respect to processing performed in the data storage system for implementing a request. First user information associated with the user is provided. The first user information identifies one of said plurality of user levels for at least one of the plurality of user interface sets. A user interface is selected for display in connection with interactions with the user in accordance with the first user information. The selected user interface is displayed.

Abstract: Disclosed are improved methods, devices and systems for storage management in digital networks.

Abstract: Disclosed are improved methods, devices and systems for storage management in digital networks.