Abstract: Systems and methods for building file system images using cached logical volume snapshots. An example method may comprise: producing a buildroot descriptor in view of a list of identifiers of software packages to be included into a new file system image; and responsive to locating, in a storage memory, a logical volume snapshot associated with the buildroot descriptor, creating the new file system image using the logical volume snapshot.

Abstract: A provisioning system to automatically determine the appropriate components to install or make available for installation on a target computer system. An example system may comprise: receiving data indicative of a bit-size and a virtual machine extension support of a processing device of the client device; determining that the processing device supports a plurality of bit-size versions of a software component; querying the client device to select a preferred version of the software component associated with the virtual machine extension support; determining that the version of a software component associated with the first bit-size is unavailable; provisioning the version of the software component associated with the virtual machine extension support and the second bit-size to the client device in view of the determination; and notifying the client device when the version of the software component associated with the first bit-size and the virtual machine extension support is available for installation.

Abstract: A provisioning system to automatically determine the appropriate components to install or make available for installation on a target computer system. An example system may comprise: receiving data indicative of a bit-size and a virtual machine extension support of a processing device of the client device; determining that the processing device supports a plurality of bit-size versions of a software component; querying the client device to select a preferred version of the software component associated with the virtual machine extension support; determining that the version of a software component associated with the first bit-size is unavailable; provisioning the version of the software component associated with the virtual machine extension support and the second bit-size to the client device in view of the determination; and notifying the client device when the version of the software component associated with the first bit-size and the virtual machine extension support is available for installation.

Abstract: A provisioning system to automatically determine the appropriate components to install or make available for installation on a target computer system. The provisioning system ensures the provisioning of software components that are appropriate to each target computer system without requiring user input. The provisioning system can identify support for 64-bit software components. The provisioning system checks a field in the processor to determine longword, that is 64-bit support, or checks an entry in a file maintained by an operating system to determine 64 bit support. If 64-bit support is not detected then a 32-bit component is installed to ensure that the target computer system is capable of executing the software component.

Abstract: Systems and methods for building file system images using cached logical volume snapshots. An example method may comprise: producing a buildroot descriptor in view of a list of identifiers of software packages to be included into a new file system image; and responsive to locating, in a storage memory, a logical volume snapshot associated with the buildroot descriptor, creating the new file system image using the logical volume snapshot.

Abstract: A registration process for computers as part of a provisioning system that automatically determines the appropriate components to install in each computer system. The registration process ensures that the configuration information necessary for provisioning of software components that are appropriate to each system are collected. The registration process can identify support for 64-bit components. The registration process checks a field in the processor to determine longword, that is 64-bit support, or checks an entry in a file maintained by an operating system to determine 64-bit support.

Abstract: A method and system for managing maintenance events in an enterprise computing environment. A client receives a maintenance file associated with a maintenance event from a server. The client device stores the maintenance file in local storage (e.g., cache), without installing the maintenance file. Subsequently, the client device receives an instruction from the server to install the previously downloaded and stored maintenance file.

Abstract: A method and system for managing maintenance events in an enterprise computing environment. A client receives a maintenance file associated with a maintenance event from a server. The client device stores the maintenance file in local storage (e.g., cache), without installing the maintenance file. Subsequently, the client device receives an instruction from the server to install the previously downloaded and stored maintenance file.

Abstract: A registration process for computers as part of a provisioning system that automatically determines the appropriate components to install in each computer system. The registration process ensures that the configuration information necessary for provisioning of software components that are appropriate to each system are collected. The registration process can identify support for 64-bit components. The registration process checks a field in the processor to determine longword, that is 64-bit support, or checks an entry in a file maintained by an operating system to determine 64-bit support.

Abstract: A provisioning system to automatically determine the appropriate components to install or make available for installation on a target computer system. The provisioning system ensures the provisioning of software components that are appropriate to each target computer system without requiring user input. The provisioning system can identify support for 64-bit software components. The provisioning system checks a field in the processor to determine longword, that is 64-bit support, or checks an entry in a file maintained by an operating system to determine 64 bit support. If 64-bit support is not detected then a 32-bit component is installed to ensure that the target computer system is capable of executing the software component.