Abstract: Technologies are generally described for systems and methods effective to provide a seamless backup and recovery of applications using metadata. In an example, metadata can be defined to map data associated with an application and provide the relationship of the data to the application. From the metadata, a backup system can create a capsule containing application data, and a payload containing application related data. The capsule can contain not just the application data, but also configuration information, and access parameters. The capsule and payload can be associated together and saved by the backup system. In another example, to recover an application, a capsule and a payload can be retrieved, and using the metadata, the capsule can be unpacked to reinstall the application to the same state it was in when backed up, and the application related data can be restored from the payload.

Abstract: Technologies are generally described for systems and methods configured to migrate a virtual machine. Some systems may include a memory configured to store terms of a service level agreement for a first virtual machine. The first computing device may determine the terms of the service level agreement for the first virtual machine. The first computing device may be configured to determine that the first virtual machine is operating on the first computing device using operating resources in violation of the terms of the service level agreement. The first computing device may be configured to identify a second virtual machine operating on the first computing device. The first computing device may be configured to migrate one of the first virtual machine or the second virtual machine to a second computing device in response to the determination of the violation.

Abstract: Technologies are generally described for systems and methods effective to output video content. In some examples, a content output device may be effective to receive a first request for first video content including a first identifier and a first category. The device may receive a zoom selection for the first video content including a first zoom level assigned to the first video content. The selection may be based on the first identifier or the first category. The device may store the zoom selection in a memory and receive a second request for second video content including a second identifier and a second category. The device may analyze the memory to determine a second zoom level for the second video content based on the first zoom level and the first identifier or the first category. The device may output the second video content at the second zoom level.

Abstract: Technologies described herein generally provide a multimodal device capable of providing at least dual usage. In an example, the multimodal device may include base hardware and a hypervisor that runs on the base hardware. A work virtual machine may include a work operating system that is configured to operate on the hypervisor. A home virtual machine may include a home operating system that is configured to operate on the hypervisor. The work virtual machine may further include an arbitrator operating system that is configured to operate on hypervisor. The arbitrator operating system may be configured to run a smart arbitrator server. The smart arbitrator server may be configured to provide a gateway between the work virtual machine and the home virtual machine. The smart arbitrator server may also be configured to enforce various policies between the work virtual machine and the home virtual machine.

Abstract: Technologies are generally described for systems and methods configured to migrate a virtual machine. Some systems may include a memory configured to store terms of a service level agreement for a first virtual machine. The first computing device may determine the terms of the service level agreement for the first virtual machine. The first computing device may be configured to determine that the first virtual machine is operating on the first computing device using operating resources in violation of the terms of the service level agreement. The first computing device may be configured to identify a second virtual machine operating on the first computing device. The first computing device may be configured to migrate one of the first virtual machine or the second virtual machine to a second computing device in response to the determination of the violation.

Abstract: Technologies described herein generally provide a multimodal device capable of providing at least dual usage. In an example, the multimodal device may include base hardware and a hypervisor that runs on the base hardware. A work virtual machine may include a work operating system that is configured to operate on the hypervisor. A home virtual machine may include a home operating system that is configured to operate on the hypervisor. The work virtual machine may further include an arbitrator operating system that is configured to operate on hypervisor. The arbitrator operating system may be configured to run a smart arbitrator server. The smart arbitrator server may be configured to provide a gateway between the work virtual machine and the home virtual machine The smart arbitrator server may also be configured to enforce various policies between the work virtual machine and the home virtual machine.

Abstract: Technologies are generally described for systems and methods effective to provide a seamless backup and recovery of applications using metadata. In an example, metadata can be defined to map data associated with an application and provide the relationship of the data to the application. From the metadata, a backup system can create a capsule containing application data, and a payload containing application related data. The capsule can contain not just the application data, but also configuration information, and access parameters. The capsule and payload can be associated together and saved by the backup system. In another example, to recover an application, a capsule and a payload can be retrieved, and using the metadata, the capsule can be unpacked to reinstall the application to the same state it was in when backed up, and the application related data can be restored from the payload.

Abstract: Technologies are generally described for systems and methods effective to output video content. In some examples, a content output device may be effective to receive a first request for first video content including a first identifier and a first category. The device may receive a zoom selection for the first video content including a first zoom level assigned to the first video content. The selection may be based on the first identifier or the first category. The device may store the zoom selection in a memory and receive a second request for second video content including a second identifier and a second category. The device may analyze the memory to determine a second zoom level for the second video content based on the first zoom level and the first identifier or the first category. The device may output the second video content at the second zoom level.