Abstract: The present disclosure relates to computer-implemented methods, software, and systems for lifecycle processing of declarative artifacts. Declarative artifacts defining a target state for application content related to a software application are read. When running, the software application includes runtime artifacts executing in a containerized environment. Model definition objects for processing during runtime of the software application based on the declarative artifacts are created and stored in a model repository at a container associated with the software application. The model repository is scanned as well as the runtime artifacts executing as part of the software application in the containerized runtime environment to identify a model definition object from the model repository for processing at runtime of the software application.

Abstract: A system and method to determine an event for an executing integration flow defining how messages are passed between a sender system and a receiver system; determine message processing states of messages of the integration flow before an event time; determine message processing states of messages of the integration flow after the event time; determine, based on an evaluation of failed message processing states for the messages before and after the event time, whether the event is associated with a problem; assign, in response to the determination that the event time is associated with a problem, one or more categories to the problem; and store a record of the assignment of the one or more categories to the problem.

Abstract: A system and method to determine an event for an executing integration flow defining how messages are passed between a sender system and a receiver system; determine message processing states of messages of the integration flow before an event time; determine message processing states of messages of the integration flow after the event time; determine, based on an evaluation of failed message processing states for the messages before and after the event time, whether the event is associated with a problem; assign, in response to the determination that the event time is associated with a problem, one or more categories to the problem; and store a record of the assignment of the one or more categories to the problem.

Abstract: Methods and systems are used for providing a domain specific language (DSL) for a cloud hosted system with metric-based state. As an example, a first DSL query request including first DSL query input based on a DSL is received. The first DSL query input is translated to a first set of query instructions based on the first DSL query input, translation rules metadata, and the DSL. The first set of query instructions is executed to retrieve, for each cloud system of a plurality of cloud systems, metrics data associated with an application state of an application deployed on each cloud system stored in a cloud deployment repository. A first set of response output is computed by matching the retrieved metrics data from the cloud deployment repository to the first DSL query input. A first DSL query response including the first set of response output is transmitted to a client system.

Abstract: The present disclosure relates to computer-implemented methods, software, and systems for lifecycle processing of declarative artifacts. Declarative artifacts defining a target state for application content related to a software application are read. When running, the software application includes runtime artifacts executing in a containerized environment. Model definition objects for processing during runtime of the software application based on the declarative artifacts are created and stored in a model repository at a container associated with the software application. The model repository is scanned as well as the runtime artifacts executing as part of the software application in the containerized runtime environment to identify a model definition object from the model repository for processing at runtime of the software application.

Abstract: The present disclosure relates to computer-implemented methods, software, and systems for lifecycle processing of declarative artifacts. Declarative artifacts defining a target state for application content related to a software application are read. When running, the software application includes runtime artifacts executing in a containerized environment. Model definition objects for processing during runtime of the software application based on the declarative artifacts are created and stored in a model repository at a container associated with the software application. The model repository is scanned as well as the runtime artifacts executing as part of the software application in the containerized runtime environment to identify a model definition object from the model repository for processing at runtime of the software application.

Abstract: Methods and systems are used for providing a domain specific language (DSL) for a cloud hosted system with metric-based state. As an example, a first DSL query request including first DSL query input based on a DSL is received. The first DSL query input is translated to a first set of query instructions based on the first DSL query input, translation rules metadata, and the DSL. The first set of query instructions is executed to retrieve, for each cloud system of a plurality of cloud systems, metrics data associated with an application state of an application deployed on each cloud system stored in a cloud deployment repository. A first set of response output is computed by matching the retrieved metrics data from the cloud deployment repository to the first DSL query input. A first DSL query response including the first set of response output is transmitted to a client system.

Abstract: A valve-regulated lead-acid cell utilizes an absorptive glass mat separator having a glass fiber surface which is modified by treatment with at least one particular polymer, as by treatment with a polymer emulsion to coat at least part of the glass fiber surface and then sintering to dry the coating, the polymers including polyolefins, polytetrafluoroethylene, polyvinylchlorides, polyacrylonitriles, polyesters, amphiphilic block and graft copolymers, hydrophilic and amphiphilic nitrogen-containing polymers and polyorgano-silica compounds such as polysilanes and polysiloxanes.