Abstract: A method, computer program product and computer system to generate a codebase for tenant microservices in a distributed computing environment is provided. A processor receives a request from a tenant to deploy a microservice in a distributed computing environment. A processor retrieves a schema associated with the tenant and the microservice to be deployed. A processor retrieves a constructor class associated with the microservice. A processor deploys an instance of the microservice within the distributed computing environment based on the constructor class associated with the microservice. A processor provides a service endpoint within the distributed computing environment managed by the deployed instance of the microservice.

Abstract: A method, computer program product and computer system to generate a codebase for tenant microservices in a distributed computing environment is provided. A processor receives a request from a tenant to deploy a microservice in a distributed computing environment. A processor retrieves a schema associated with the tenant and the microservice to be deployed. A processor retrieves a constructor class associated with the microservice. A processor deploys an instance of the microservice within the distributed computing environment based on the constructor class associated with the microservice. A processor provides a service endpoint within the distributed computing environment managed by the deployed instance of the microservice.

Abstract: A producer system may insert an encrypted value in a field in a message, where the message is associated with a schema that specifies a public key used to encrypt the encrypted value of the field and further specifies a type of an unencrypted form of the encrypted value, insert one or more unencrypted values in one or more fields in the message, and send the message to an external computing system. A consumer system may receive the message, determine, based at least in part on the public key specified by the schema, a private key associated with the public key, and decrypt, using the private key, the encrypted value of the field into the unencrypted form of the encrypted value.

Abstract: A computing system may receive a message that includes message data and a schema. The message data may include values associated with fields. The message may include a plurality of rules. Each of the plurality of rules may specify a respective one or more fields from a plurality of fields associated with the message and a respective action from a plurality of actions to perform on the values associated with the respective one or more fields. One or more of the plurality of rules may specify one or more output values that are associated with one or more output values resulting from performing one or more actions from the plurality of actions. In response to receiving the message, the computing system may perform the plurality of rules to generate the one or more output values associated with the one or more output fields.

Abstract: A producer system may insert an encrypted value in a field in a message, where the message is associated with a schema that specifies a public key used to encrypt the encrypted value of the field and further specifies a type of an unencrypted form of the encrypted value, insert one or more unencrypted values in one or more fields in the message, and send the message to an external computing system. A consumer system may receive the message, determine, based at least in part on the public key specified by the schema, a private key associated with the public key, and decrypt, using the private key, the encrypted value of the field into the unencrypted form of the encrypted value.

Abstract: A computing system may receive a message that includes message data and a schema. The message data may include values associated with fields. The message may include a plurality of rules. Each of the plurality of rules may specify a respective one or more fields from a plurality of fields associated with the message and a respective action from a plurality of actions to perform on the values associated with the respective one or more fields. One or more of the plurality of rules may specify one or more output values that are associated with one or more output values resulting from performing one or more actions from the plurality of actions. In response to receiving the message, the computing system may perform the plurality of rules to generate the one or more output values associated with the one or more output fields.

Abstract: A patient care coordination system that includes a plurality of hand-held computers in communication with a cloud computing network or a remote server that has an accessible database of all patients and the health care information of each. The cloud computing network or remote server synchronizes, in real time, patient health care information input in any one of the plurality of hand-held computers with all the others of the plurality of hand-held computers that are each able to download and view the patient health care information in the database in a user friendly graphic user interface.

Abstract: A V shape bumper extension for a vehicle is provided where the V shape member has an extension member and a support member. The extension member extends linearly away from a bumper and the support member is positioned at an acute angle with respect to a crush can. The support member includes an outer edge spaced apart from the crush can and is connected to the crush can through at least one breakable attachment.

Abstract: A patient care coordination system that includes a plurality of hand-held computers in communication with a cloud computing network or a remote server that has an accessible database of all patients and the health care information of each. The cloud computing network or remote server synchronizes, in real time, patient health care information input in any one of the plurality of hand-held computers with all the others of the plurality of hand-held computers that are each able to download and view the patient health care information in the database in a user friendly graphic user interface.

Abstract: A patient care coordination system that includes a plurality of hand-held computers in communication with a cloud computing network or a remote server that has an accessible database of all patients and the health care information of each. The cloud computing network or remote server synchronizes, in real time, patient health care information input in any one of the plurality of hand-held computers with all the others of the plurality of hand-held computers that are each able to download and view the patient health care information in the database in a user friendly graphic user interface.

Abstract: A patient care coordination system that includes a plurality of hand-held computers in communication with a cloud computing network or a remote server that has an accessible database of all patients and the health care information of each. The cloud computing network or remote server synchronizes, in real time, patient health care information input in any one of the plurality of hand-held computers with all the others of the plurality of hand-held computers. The hand-held computers are able to download and view the patient health care information in the database in a user friendly graphic user interface equipped with a touch screen for ease of user data navigation. The cloud computing network or remote server also receives, as input, data from patient care devices that are used to monitor patient condition periodically or continuously and store these in the database for the appropriate patient.

Abstract: A hinge pillar assembly employed for attaching a front door to an automotive vehicle is disclosed. The hinge pillar assembly includes a first pillar and a second pillar. The first pillar has cavities, which are capable of receiving bulkheads. The bulkheads are adapted based on dimensions of the cavities in order to substantially secure the bulkheads in the cavities. The second pillar is mounted over the first pillar to enclose the bulkheads.

Abstract: A cross-brace structure for a police interceptor SUV includes a front member and a rear member, coupled through a connecting element. The front member has its two ends mounted over the rear floor of the vehicle, and the rear member has a first end and a second end, mounted on the left side rail and the right side rail of the vehicle, respectively. During an impact from the rear side, the crash load gets transferred to the non-impacted rear side through the rear bumper of the vehicle, and eventually, through the left and right rear side rails, towards the rear member of the cross-brace structure. The rear member transfers the crash load towards the front member, and further, towards the front portions of the vehicle, through the front sections of the left side rail and the right side rail.

Abstract: A patient care coordination system that includes a plurality of hand-held computers in communication with a cloud computing network or a remote server that has an accessible database of all patients and the health care information of each. The cloud computing network or remote server synchronizes, in real time, patient health care information input in any one of the plurality of hand-held computers with all the others of the plurality of hand-held computers. The hand-held computers are able to download and view the patient health care information in the database in a user friendly graphic user interface equipped with a touch screen for ease of user data navigation. The cloud computing network or remote server also receives, as input, data from patient care devices that are used to monitor patient condition periodically or continuously and store these in the database for the appropriate patient.