Abstract: An integrated infrastructure secure communication system includes at least one chassis, and a plurality of computing devices that are located in the at least one chassis and that are coupled to each other. A first computing device included in the plurality of computing device receives a communication from a first component in the first computing device, retrieves a vendor-based key, and encrypts the communication using the vendor-based key to provide a first-level encrypted communication. The first computing device also generates a first random key, encrypts the first-level encrypted communication with the first random key to provide a second-level encrypted communication, and transmits the second-level encrypted communication to a second computing device that is included in the plurality of computing devices.

Abstract: A secure infrastructure onboarding system includes an infrastructure device with an infrastructure device wireless subsystem that it may use to perform wireless key management system discovery operations in response to initialization. A key management system includes a key management system wireless subsystem it uses to perform the wireless key management system discovery operations with the infrastructure device. The key management subsystem may then wirelessly receive an infrastructure device certificate along with an infrastructure device validation key from the infrastructure device, and validate the first infrastructure device based on the first infrastructure device certificate and the first infrastructure device validation key. In response, the key management system may wirelessly transmit a first credential generation key that is configured for use by the first infrastructure device to generate first authentication credentials.

Abstract: A cooling-power-consumption-based workload allocation system includes a workload allocation system coupled to at least one client device and a plurality of server devices. The workload allocation system receives a first workload request that identifies a first workload from the at least one client device, and determines a first workload priority of the first workload relative to a second workload priority of each second workload being performed by the plurality of server devices. Based on the first workload priority of the first workload relative to the second workload priority of each second workload and a cooling-power-utilization-efficiency ranking of each of the plurality of server devices, the workload allocation system identifies a first server device included in the plurality of server devices for performing the first workload, and causes the first server device to perform the first workload.

Abstract: A secure infrastructure onboarding system includes an infrastructure device with an infrastructure device wireless subsystem that it may use to perform wireless key management system discovery operations in response to initialization. A key management system includes a key management system wireless subsystem it uses to perform the wireless key management system discovery operations with the infrastructure device. The key management subsystem may then wirelessly receive an infrastructure device certificate along with an infrastructure device validation key from the infrastructure device, and validate the first infrastructure device based on the first infrastructure device certificate and the first infrastructure device validation key. In response, the key management system may wirelessly transmit a first credential generation key that is configured for use by the first infrastructure device to generate first authentication credentials.

Abstract: A system management method and resource for managing a plurality of managed servers in a data center includes providing a firmware update to a plurality of digital light transmitters located in the data center. Each transmitter may be associated with a corresponding subset of the managed servers and each managed server subset may include one or more digital light receivers. The transmitters may be configured to generate digital light indicative of the firmware update by modulating one or more visible light carrier signals in accordance with a modulation technique and the firmware update. Each transmitter may employ LiFi as the digital light protocol and each receiver may comprise a LiFi compliant receiver.

Abstract: A system management method and resource for managing a plurality of managed servers in a data center includes providing a firmware update to a plurality of digital light transmitters located in the data center. Each transmitter may be associated with a corresponding subset of the managed servers and each managed server subset may include one or more digital light receivers. The transmitters may be configured to generate digital light indicative of the firmware update by modulating one or more visible light carrier signals in accordance with a modulation technique and the firmware update. Each transmitter may employ LiFi as the digital light protocol and each receiver may comprise a LiFi compliant receiver.