Patents by Inventor Matthew William Ingenthron

Matthew William Ingenthron has filed for patents to protect the following inventions. This listing includes patent applications that are pending as well as patents that have already been granted by the United States Patent and Trademark Office (USPTO).

  • Patent number: 12032560
    Abstract: Client systems of a distributed database system manage execution of transactions on data stored within the distributed database system. The client systems communicate directly with database nodes of the distributed database system in order to manage transactions. The client systems interact with the database nodes of the distributed database system via a client-side interface that performs various operations to execute transactions at the distributed database nodes, including retrieving records, staging mutations or insertions, committing mutations or insertions, or rolling back mutations or insertions on records stored on the distributed database nodes. Interactions between the client-side interface and the database nodes of the distributed database system are further configured to prevent conflicts between different transactions executed by the same or different client systems at the database nodes.
    Type: Grant
    Filed: May 21, 2021
    Date of Patent: July 9, 2024
    Assignee: COUCHBASE, INC.
    Inventors: Graham Timothy Pople, Brett Phillip James Lawson, Matthew William Ingenthron, David John Finlay, Shivani Gupta, John Sae Liang, Stephen Ching-Sing Yen
  • Publication number: 20240160624
    Abstract: A distributed database system for handling transactions from multiple client systems. A database node receives a request to execute a transaction from a first client, involving a record modification. This record has an associated check-and-set (CAS) value that changes with modifications. The record is sent to the first client, which identifies the CAS value. Similarly, a second client sends a request for another transaction, receives the record, and identifies the CAS value. One of these clients attempts to stage a mutation based on their transaction. This includes sending the previously received CAS value. The system checks for a CAS value mismatch, indicating a conflicting mutation from another transaction. If a mismatch is detected, the transaction attempt is aborted to prevent conflicts. Otherwise, the mutation is staged, and the CAS value is updated.
    Type: Application
    Filed: January 19, 2024
    Publication date: May 16, 2024
    Inventors: Graham Timothy Pople, Brett Phillip James Lawson, Matthew William Ingenthron, David John Finlay, Shivani Gupta, John Sae Liang, Stephen Ching-Sing Yen
  • Publication number: 20210365439
    Abstract: Client systems of a distributed database system execute transactions on data stored within the distributed database system. The client systems communicate directly with database nodes of the distributed database system in order to execute transactions. The client systems interact with the database nodes of the distributed database system via a client-side interface that performs various operations to execute transactions at the distributed database nodes, including retrieving records, staging mutations or insertions, committing mutations or insertions, or rolling back mutations or insertions on records stored on the distributed database nodes. Interactions between the client-side interface and the database nodes of the distributed database system are further configured to prevent conflicts between different transactions executed by one or more client systems at the database nodes.
    Type: Application
    Filed: May 21, 2021
    Publication date: November 25, 2021
    Inventors: Graham Timothy Pople, Brett Phillip James Lawson, Matthew William Ingenthron, David John Finlay, Shivani Gupta, John Sae Liang, Stephen Ching-Sing Yen
  • Publication number: 20210365440
    Abstract: Client systems of a distributed database system manage execution of transactions on data stored within the distributed database system. The client systems communicate directly with database nodes of the distributed database system in order to manage transactions. The client systems interact with the database nodes of the distributed database system via a client-side interface that performs various operations to execute transactions at the distributed database nodes, including retrieving records, staging mutations or insertions, committing mutations or insertions, or rolling back mutations or insertions on records stored on the distributed database nodes. Interactions between the client-side interface and the database nodes of the distributed database system are further configured to prevent conflicts between different transactions executed by the same or different client systems at the database nodes.
    Type: Application
    Filed: May 21, 2021
    Publication date: November 25, 2021
    Inventors: Graham Timothy Pople, Brett Phillip James Lawson, Matthew William Ingenthron, David John Finlay, Shivani Gupta, John Sae Liang, Stephen Ching-Sing Yen