Abstract: Certain aspects of the present disclosure provide techniques for committing log data in an application to a log data repository. An example method generally includes receiving, from an application, data to be committed to a remote storage location. A type of the received data is determined. The type of the received data is generally associated with a prioritization level and a compression mechanism to be used in committing the data to the remote storage location. An application execution context associated with the received data is determined. At a dispatch time associated with the prioritization level of the received data and the application execution context associated with the received data, a compressed data payload is generated and transmitted to the remote storage location. Generally, to compress the data payload, at least the received data is generally compressed based on the determined compression mechanism.

Abstract: The present invention discloses an adsorbent composition for removing halogen-containing contaminants such as hydrogen chloride from gas streams and a process for its formation. The adsorbent composition comprises an active metal component and a carrier or binder. The active metal component is selected from the group consisting of sodium, potassium, magnesium, calcium and barium and the carrier/binder is selected from a group of clay materials like sepiolite, montmorillonite, kaolin or attapulgite.

Abstract: The present disclosure describes a method and a system for sending data packets to improve Quality of Service in Non-Volatile Memory express (NVMe) aware Remote Direct Memory Access (RDMA) network, including receiving, by a host RNIC, RDMA command from a host initiator, wherein the RDMA command comprises data packets, arranging, by the host RNIC, the data packets based on weights and priorities of RDMA queue pairs, storing, by the host RNIC, the data packets in a host queue from host RDMA queue pairs based on the weights and priorities of the RDMA queue pairs, and sending, by the host RNIC, the data packets through host virtual lanes to a target RNIC.

Abstract: The present disclosure describes a method and a system for sending data packets to improve Quality of Service in Non-Volatile Memory express (NVMe) aware Remote Direct Memory Access (RDMA) network, including receiving, by a host RNIC, RDMA command from a host initiator, wherein the RDMA command comprises data packets, arranging, by the host RNIC, the data packets based on weights and priorities of RDMA queue pairs, storing, by the host RNIC, the data packets in a host queue from host RDMA queue pairs based on the weights and priorities of the RDMA queue pairs, and sending, by the host RNIC, the data packets through host virtual lanes to a target RNIC.

Abstract: A system and method for providing network and port address translation is provided. A global IP address and a block (chunk) of ports are allocated for each mobile subscriber (MS) on first data connection. Subsequent data connections from the same MS are assigned the same IP address and a new port from this block. The mapping information is communicated, processed, and stored once for the complete block, instead of for every new data connection. This process reduces processing, communication, and storage requirements.

Abstract: A system and method for providing network and port address translation is provided. A global IP address and a block (chunk) of ports are allocated for each mobile subscriber (MS) on first data connection. Subsequent data connections from the same MS are assigned the same IP address and a new port from this block. The mapping information is communicated, processed, and stored once for the complete block, instead of for every new data connection. This process reduces processing, communication, and storage requirements.

Abstract: A system and method for providing network and port address translation is provided. A global IP address and a block (chunk) of ports are allocated for each mobile subscriber (MS) on first data connection. Subsequent data connections from the same MS are assigned the same IP address and a new port from this block. The mapping information is communicated, processed, and stored once for the complete block, instead of for every new data connection. This process reduces processing, communication, and storage requirements.

Abstract: A method and a system for transmitting data from a first electronic device to a second electronic device using a human body as a signal transmission path, are provided. The method includes detecting a first touch event on the first electronic device, the first touch event corresponding to the data. The method further includes receiving indication of a second touch event that is detected on the second electronic device, the second touch event corresponding to a memory location in the second electronic device. The method further includes capacitively transmitting the data from the first electronic device to the memory location through the human body in response to the detecting the first touch event and the receiving the indication of the second touch event.

Abstract: Techniques are described for standardizing configuration levels across a plurality of software deployments. In one embodiment, a standardization management system generates, based on a plurality of software deployments that have different source components, an end state definition that identifies a recommended standard set of source components for the plurality of software deployments. Based on the end state definition that identifies the recommended standard set of source components for the plurality of software deployments, the standardization management system generates an image that includes the standard set of source components for the plurality of software deployments. The image may be used to update software deployments that are part of the plurality of software deployments and do not include the standard set of source components.

Abstract: Techniques are described for standardizing configuration levels across a plurality of software deployments. In one embodiment, a standardization management system generates, based on a plurality of software deployments that have different source components, an end state definition that identifies a recommended standard set of source components for the plurality of software deployments. Based on the end state definition that identifies the recommended standard set of source components for the plurality of software deployments, the standardization management system generates an image that includes the standard set of source components for the plurality of software deployments. The image may be used to update software deployments that are part of the plurality of software deployments and do not include the standard set of source components.

Abstract: A method and a system for transmitting data from a first electronic device to a second electronic device using a human body as a signal transmission path, are provided. The method includes detecting a first touch event on the first electronic device, the first touch event corresponding to the data. The method further includes receiving indication of a second touch event that is detected on the second electronic device, the second touch event corresponding to a memory location in the second electronic device. The method further includes capacitively transmitting the data from the first electronic device to the memory location through the human body in response to the detecting the first touch event and the receiving the indication of the second touch event.

Abstract: A badge mounting system for a vehicle interior includes a badge plate and an emblem or badge comprised of raised lettering or a design that is formed integrally on the badge plate. A trim panel includes inner and outer surfaces and a badge relief section formed integrally on the trim panel. The badge relief section is defined by letter shaped apertures. The badge plate is coupled to the inner surface of the trim panel and the emblem is received in the badge relief section in assembly. The badge plate is rear loaded to the trim panel and the system may include more than one badge plate. In assembly, a portion of the badge extends outwardly from the outer surface of the trim panel through the badge relief section.

Abstract: Techniques are described for recommending levels of configuration for a set of targets. According to one embodiment, an image advisor generates a set of software configuration classifications based on a set of attributes associated with a plurality of targets. The image advisor associates each respective software configuration classification in the set of software configuration classifications with one or more targets of the plurality of targets. Based on the set of software configuration classifications, the image advisor generates and provides a recommendation that identifies a recommended set of source components for one or more groups of targets in the plurality of targets. In another embodiment, the image advisor may provide a set of recommended software configuration levels that include a fewer number of software configuration levels than a set of current software configuration levels.

Abstract: A badge mounting system for a vehicle interior includes a badge plate and an emblem or badge comprised of raised lettering or a design that is formed integrally on the badge plate. A trim panel includes inner and outer surfaces and a badge relief section formed integrally on the trim panel. The badge relief section is defined by letter shaped apertures. The badge plate is coupled to the inner surface of the trim panel and the emblem is received in the badge relief section in assembly. The badge plate is rear loaded to the trim panel and the system may include more than one badge plate. In assembly, a portion of the badge extends outwardly from the outer surface of the trim panel through the badge relief section.

Abstract: A system and method for providing network and port address translation is provided. A global IP address and a block (chunk) of ports are allocated for each mobile subscriber (MS) on first data connection. Subsequent data connections from the same MS are assigned the same IP address and a new port from this block. The mapping information is communicated, processed, and stored once for the complete block, instead of for every new data connection. This process reduces processing, communication, and storage requirements.

Abstract: A system and method for providing network and port address translation is provided. A global IP address and a block (chunk) of ports are allocated for each mobile subscriber (MS) on first data connection. Subsequent data connections from the same MS are assigned the same IP address and a new port from this block. The mapping information is communicated, processed, and stored once for the complete block, instead of for every new data connection. This process reduces processing, communication, and storage requirements.

Abstract: Processes for preparation of fatty acid alkyl esters are described herein. The processes include contacting fatty acid glycerides with alcohols in the presence of a catalyst separating the reaction products from the catalyst, and separating the fatty acid alkyl esters from the reaction products. The catalyst includes a metal from Group VIB of the Periodic Table and an element from Group VA of the Periodic Table.

Abstract: A system and method for providing network and port address translation is provided. A global IP address and a block (chunk) of ports are allocated for each mobile subscriber (MS) on first data connection. Subsequent data connections from the same MS are assigned the same IP address and a new port from this block. The mapping information is communicated, processed, and stored once for the complete block, instead of for every new data connection. This process reduces processing, communication, and storage requirements.

Abstract: A system and method for providing network and port address translation is provided. A global IP address and a block (chunk) of ports are allocated for each mobile subscriber (MS) on first data connection. Subsequent data connections from the same MS are assigned the same IP address and a new port from this block. The mapping information is communicated, processed, and stored once for the complete block, instead of for every new data connection. This process reduces processing, communication, and storage requirements.

Abstract: A system and method for providing network and port address translation is provided. A global IP address and a block (chunk) of ports are allocated for each mobile subscriber (MS) on first data connection. Subsequent data connections from the same MS are assigned the same IP address and a new port from this block. The mapping information is communicated, processed, and stored once for the complete block, instead of for every new data connection. This process reduces processing, communication, and storage requirements.