Abstract: Methods, apparatus, and systems are disclosed for mapping active assurance intents to resource orchestration and life cycle management. An example apparatus disclosed herein is to reserve a probe on a compute device in a cluster of compute devices based on a request to satisfy a resource availability criterion associated with a resource of the cluster, apply a risk mitigation operation based on the resource availability criterion before deployment of a workload to the cluster, and monitor whether the criterion is satisfied based on data from the probe after deployment of the workload to the cluster.

Abstract: Examples described herein relate to an including at least one processor and a system agent communicatively coupled to the at least one processor. In some examples, the at least one of the at least one processor, when operational, is configured to: execute an operating system (OS) to: receive a call to perform a kernel-level operation and adjust settings of system resources assigned to perform the kernel-level operation based on a class of service associated with the call.

Abstract: Examples include techniques for core-specific metrics collection. Examples include fetching metrics of a core of a multi-core processor from one or more registers responsive to scheduling of an event. The fetched metrics are pushed to a shared memory space of a memory that is accessible to a user-space application and accessible to other cores of the multi-core processor. The user-space application to access the shared memory space to aggregate core-specific metrics associated with at least the core of the multi-core processor and then publish the aggregated core-specific metrics.

Abstract: Techniques for the mapping, selection and import of patient medical objects can include receiving metadata of a plurality of patient medical objects from one or more data sources. Metadata icons can be generated for the received metadata of the plurality of patient medical objects. The metadata icons can be filtered based on one or more received criteria. A patient map including the filtered metadata icons can be generated. In addition, the selection of one or more metadata icons in the patient map can be received and used to determine one or more selected patient medical objects. The selected patient medical objects can thereafter be imported from the one or more data sources.

Abstract: Techniques for the mapping, selection and import of patient medical objects can include receiving metadata of a plurality of patient medical objects from one or more data sources. Metadata icons can be generated for the received metadata of the plurality of patient medical objects. The metadata icons can be filtered based on one or more received criteria. A patient map including the filtered metadata icons can be generated. In addition, the selection of one or more metadata icons in the patient map can be received and used to determine one or more selected patient medical objects. The selected patient medical objects can thereafter be imported from the one or more data sources.