Abstract: A method for tokenizing assets via a blockchain-to-blockchain bridge may include: receiving a first instruction from a client to mint first tokens for a client asset; encumbering the client asset on a custody ledger; creating a balance of the first tokens on a first distributed ledger; receiving a second instruction to lock and mint the first tokens to a second distributed ledger as second tokens; receiving verification from a custodian that the first tokens are locked on a lock ledger for the custodian; instructing a blockchain bridge computer program to mint second tokens to a client address on the second distributed ledger; receiving a third instruction to return the second tokens to the first distributed ledger; executing a public burn of the second tokens on the second distributed ledger; and instructing the custodian to unlock the first tokens and move the first tokens to the first distributed ledger.

Abstract: The invention relates to creating a secure, decentralized, cloud-based network or physical/virtual infrastructure that enables the payments industry to redefine payment processing and information sharing. The innovative network addresses key pain points by reducing payment delays and touch points, realizing faster and comprehensive payment tracking, real-time sanctions, AML and fraud management tools.

Abstract: The invention relates to creating a secure, decentralized, cloud-based network or physical/virtual infrastructure that enables the payments industry to redefine payment processing and information sharing. The innovative network addresses key pain points by reducing payment delays and touch points, realizing faster and comprehensive payment tracking, real-time sanctions, AML and fraud management tools.

Abstract: A method for distributed application distribution may include: (1) receiving, at a first decentralized marketplace instance in a distributed ledger network and from a first node of the plurality of nodes, the first node associated with a distributed application creator, a distributed application; (2) making available, by the first decentralized marketplace instance, the distributed application to decentralized marketplace instances, wherein the first node is configured to provide the distributed application to a second node, the second node associated with a distributed application collaborator; (3) receiving, at a second decentralized marketplace instance and from the second node, a modified version of the distributed application; and (4) making available, by the second decentralized marketplace instance, the modified version of the distributed application to the decentralized marketplace instances, wherein the second node is configured to provide the distributed application to a third node, the third node a

Abstract: An aspect of the present disclosure provides a relevance ranking system for events identified by performance management systems. In one embodiment, a system receives, from one or more performance management systems, events associated with performance metrics and determines, based on the received events, a corresponding relevance score for each performance metric. The system generates a ranking list of the received events based on the corresponding relevance scores (determined for the performance metrics). The system then provides the ranking list of events to a user (such as an administrator). According to another aspect, the system (noted above) performs the steps of receiving, determining, and generating for each time interval of a set of time intervals.

Abstract: A system can, in response to receiving first monitoring data for a first computing system from a first collector, associate the first computing system with a first cluster of a group of clusters that corresponds to the first collector. The system can, in response to receiving second monitoring data for the first computing system from a second collector, and in response to determining that a first similarity value between the first computing system and the first collector is less than a second similarity value between the first computing system and the second collector, change an association of the first computing system from the first cluster to a second cluster of the group of clusters that corresponds to the second collector. The system can, in response to changing the association, store third monitoring data for the first computing system that is received from the second collector.

Abstract: According to an aspect, a (recommendation) system constructs a knowledge graph based on problem descriptors and remediation actions contained in multiple incident reports previously received from a performance management (PM) system. Each problem descriptor and remediation action in an incident report are represented as corresponding start node and end node in the knowledge graph, with a set of qualifier entities in the incident report represented as causal links between the start node and the end node. Upon receiving an incident report related to an incident identified by the PM system, the system extracts a problem descriptor and a set of qualifier entities. The system traverses the knowledge graph starting from a start node corresponding to the extracted problem descriptor using the set of qualifier entities to determine end nodes representing a set of remediation actions. The system provides the set of remediation actions as recommendations for resolving the incident.

Abstract: An information handling system includes a memory, a chassis management controller, and a management controller. The memory stores an update catalog and an update sequence catalog. The chassis management controller determines one or more components to update and provides an update request associated with the components. In response to the reception of the update request, the management controller retrieves the update catalog and the update sequence catalog from the memory and determines whether updates for all the components will be completed successfully. In response to the determination that the updates for all the components will be completed successfully, the management controller provides a list of updates for the chassis management controller to install in the information handling system. Otherwise, the management controller provides a user of the information handling system with a set of pre-requisite component versions to include within the update request.

Abstract: According to an aspect, a (recommendation) system constructs a knowledge graph based on problem descriptors and remediation actions contained in multiple incident reports previously received from a performance management (PM) system. Each problem descriptor and remediation action in an incident report are represented as corresponding start node and end node in the knowledge graph, with a set of qualifier entities in the incident report represented as causal links between the start node and the end node. Upon receiving an incident report related to an incident identified by the PM system, the system extracts a problem descriptor and a set of qualifier entities. The system traverses the knowledge graph starting from a start node corresponding to the extracted problem descriptor using the set of qualifier entities to determine end nodes representing a set of remediation actions. The system provides the set of remediation actions as recommendations for resolving the incident.

Abstract: A mechanism is provided for utilizing localized clusters within a mesh network to aid in tracking environmental factors associated with information handling systems in an environment having a large number of information handling systems installed. Sensors within each information handling system measure a variety of environmental factors, such as, for example, temperature (CPU, ambient, air inlet, air exhaust, system board, and the like), air flow through the information handling system, fan speed, and hardware utilization. The sensor-derived environmental information is provided to a lead local cluster node, which can provide local responses to environmental values exceeding thresholds. Lead nodes generate a mapping of the environmental factors and provide that mapping to a data center management server.

Abstract: Proactive avoidance of performance issues in computing environments. In one embodiment, a causal dependency graph representing the usage dependencies among the various components of a computing environment is formed, the components being associated with key performance indicators (KPIs). A probabilistic model is trained with prior incidents that have occurred in the components to correlate outliers of KPIs in associated components to prior incidents. The training includes determining the correlation based on the causal dependency graph. Upon detecting the occurrence of outliers for performance metrics, an imminent performance issue likely to occur in a specific component is identified based on the probabilistic model and the detected outliers. A preventive action is performed to avoid the occurrence of the imminent performance issue in the specific component.

Abstract: An aspect of the present disclosure provides a relevance ranking system for events identified by performance management systems. In one embodiment, a system receives, from one or more performance management systems, events associated with performance metrics and determines, based on the received events, a corresponding relevance score for each performance metric. The system generates a ranking list of the received events based on the corresponding relevance scores (determined for the performance metrics). The system then provides the ranking list of events to a user (such as an administrator). According to another aspect, the system (noted above) performs the steps of receiving, determining, and generating for each time interval of a set of time intervals.

Abstract: An information handling system includes first and second memories, and a processor. The first memory stores user settings for performing a search in a system management console. The second memory stores data associated with components of the system management console. The processor receives multiple user defined weights, and each of the user defined weights is associated with a different search criterion of multiple search criteria. Based on the received user defined weights, the processor determines updated weights for each of the search criteria. The processor stores the updated weights for each of the search criteria in the user setting of the first memory. The processor receives a search query, and provides search results based on the search query and the updated weights for each of the search criteria. The search results include data from the second memory.

Abstract: An information handling system includes a memory, a chassis management controller, and a management controller. The memory stores an update catalog and an update sequence catalog. The chassis management controller determines one or more components to update and provides an update request associated with the components. In response to the reception of the update request, the management controller retrieves the update catalog and the update sequence catalog from the memory and determines whether updates for all the components will be completed successfully. In response to the determination that the updates for all the components will be completed successfully, the management controller provides a list of updates for the chassis management controller to install in the information handling system. Otherwise, the management controller provides a user of the information handling system with a set of pre-requisite component versions to include within the update request.

Abstract: An information handling system includes a memory to store one or more solution catalogs for systems within the information handling system, and a processor. The processor fetches the one or more solution catalogs for the systems within the information handling system. The processor further combines specified update packages to create one or more revised solution catalogs. The processor also builds a map of an existing solution catalog with the components being managed with the existing solution catalog. Based on an associated one of the revised solution catalogs, the processor determines compliance for each of the solution catalogs.

Abstract: An information handling system includes a memory to store one or more solution catalogs for systems within the information handling system, and a processor. The processor fetches the one or more solution catalogs for the systems within the information handling system. The processor further combines specified update packages to create one or more revised solution catalogs. The processor also builds a map of an existing solution catalog with the components being managed with the existing solution catalog. Based on an associated one of the revised solution catalogs, the processor determines compliance for each of the solution catalogs.

Abstract: One or more device(s) is identified for which ownership of the device(s) is to be transferred from an identified transferor system to an identified transferee system. An ephemeral device transfer token is generated for the transferor using an elliptic-curve Diffie-Hellman cryptographic function, wherein the ephemeral device transfer token is only valid over a limited period of time to authorize a transfer of ownership of the device from the transferor to the transferee. The transferor then delivers the ephemeral device transfer token to the transferee. A device ownership record may be modified to transfer ownership of the device from the transferor to the transferee in response to receiving the ephemeral device transfer token from the transferee during the limited time period.

Abstract: A mechanism is provided for utilizing location services of a mesh network to aid in tracking the presence and location of information handling systems in an environment having a large number of systems installed. In one embodiment, each information handling system joins a mesh network to form localized clusters. Mesh network location services aid the new system in finding a vertically-closest node in the cluster or a neighboring cluster. With this information, the new system can determine in which rack the system is installed. This information can then be provided to an inventory management system for inclusion of the information handling system in an inventory tracking database. Embodiments are also configured to determine when an information handling system is removed from the mesh network and can inform the inventory management system of the removal in order to determine whether additional steps need to be taken in response.

Abstract: A mechanism is provided for utilizing localized clusters within a mesh network to aid in tracking environmental factors associated with information handling systems in an environment having a large number of information handling systems installed. Sensors within each information handling system measure a variety of environmental factors, such as, for example, temperature (CPU, ambient, air inlet, air exhaust, system board, and the like), air flow through the information handling system, fan speed, and hardware utilization. The sensor-derived environmental information is provided to a lead local cluster node, which can provide local responses to environmental values exceeding thresholds. Lead nodes generate a mapping of the environmental factors and provide that mapping to a data center management server.

Abstract: A mechanism is provided for utilizing location services of a mesh network to aid in tracking the presence and location of information handling systems in an environment having a large number of systems installed. In one embodiment, each information handling system joins a mesh network to form localized clusters. Mesh network location services aid the new system in finding a vertically-closest node in the cluster or a neighboring cluster. With this information, the new system can determine in which rack the system is installed. This information can then be provided to an inventory management system for inclusion of the information handling system in an inventory tracking database. Embodiments are also configured to determine when an information handling system is removed from the mesh network and can inform the inventory management system of the removal in order to determine whether additional steps need to be taken in response.