Abstract: Systems, computer program products, and methods are described herein for device configuration data generation and management via a machine learning engine. The present invention is configured to receive credentials on an interface of an endpoint device, receive a request from the endpoint device to access a portal, authenticate the credentials via an authentication engine, receive specifications, wherein the specifications are input into the interface of the endpoint device, select, via a configuration engine comprising pre-existing configurations in a configuration database of a first storage device, a selected pre-existing configuration, determine a verification of the selected pre-existing configuration, and access the portal.

Abstract: Systems, computer program products, and methods are described herein for device configuration data generation and management via a machine learning engine. The present invention is configured to receive credentials on an interface of an endpoint device, receive a request from the endpoint device to access a portal, authenticate the credentials via an authentication engine, receive specifications, wherein the specifications are input into the interface of the endpoint device, select, via a configuration engine comprising pre-existing configurations in a configuration database of a first storage device, a selected pre-existing configuration, determine a verification of the selected pre-existing configuration, and access the portal.

Abstract: The invention provides a server administration tool for migration of a relational database to a cloud server environment. The server administration tool includes a database migration tool a server patching tool to monitor and maintain a server system. The database migration tool allows for the migration and upload of a database stored on a source server to a target cloud server. The migrated database may be directly uploaded to the target server or hosted on a virtual machine. The server patching tool allows for patching of an initially incompatible source server enabling migration of a stored database to a new target server. The tool analyzes a database stored on a source server for compatibility with a new, target cloud server to determine whether an implemented patch would succeed or fail. In this way, errors reported by the tool, may be rectified without requiring costly, additional server downtime.

Abstract: The invention provides a server administration tool for migration of a relational database to a cloud server environment. The server administration tool includes a database migration tool a server patching tool to monitor and maintain a server system. The database migration tool allows for the migration and upload of a database stored on a source server to a target cloud server. The migrated database may be directly uploaded to the target server or hosted on a virtual machine. The server patching tool allows for patching of an initially incompatible source server enabling migration of a stored database to a new target server. The tool analyzes a database stored on a source server for compatibility with a new, target cloud server to determine whether an implemented patch would succeed or fail. In this way, errors reported by the tool, may be rectified without requiring costly, additional server downtime.

Abstract: The invention provides a server administration tool for migration of a relational database to a cloud server environment. The server administration tool includes a database migration tool a server patching tool to monitor and maintain a server system. The database migration tool allows for the migration and upload of a database stored on a source server to a target cloud server. The migrated database may be directly uploaded to the target server or hosted on a virtual machine. The server patching tool allows for patching of an initially incompatible source server enabling migration of a stored database to a new target server. The tool analyzes a database stored on a source server for compatibility with a new, target cloud server to determine whether an implemented patch would succeed or fail. In this way, errors reported by the tool, may be rectified without requiring costly, additional server downtime.

Abstract: The tool to provide a role-based access tool is configured to receive a single sign-on login from a user; determine an identity of the user based on the single sign-on login; authorize a defined role of the user by: accessing a database comprising a plurality of users and associated roles; and determining the defined role based on the user's identity and the associated roles in the database; present one or more service catalogs to the user based on the defined role of the user; receive a request to complete an action associated with the one or more service catalogs; process the action for execution after receiving the request; and run the action on one or more systems.

Abstract: The tool to provide a role-based access tool is configured to receive a single sign-on login from a user; determine an identity of the user based on the single sign-on login; authorize a defined role of the user by: accessing a database comprising a plurality of users and associated roles; and determining the defined role based on the user's identity and the associated roles in the database; present one or more service catalogs to the user based on the defined role of the user; receive a request to complete an action associated with the one or more service catalogs; process the action for execution after receiving the request; and run the action on one or more systems.

Abstract: The tool to provide a role-based access tool is configured to receive a single sign-on login from a user; determine an identity of the user based on the single sign-on login; authorize a defined role of the user by: accessing a database comprising a plurality of users and associated roles; and determining the defined role based on the user's identity and the associated roles in the database; present one or more service catalogs to the user based on the defined role of the user; receive a request to complete an action associated with the one or more service catalogs; process the action for execution after receiving the request; and run the action on one or more systems.

Abstract: The tool to provide a role-based access tool is configured to receive a single sign-on login from a user; determine an identity of the user based on the single sign-on login; authorize a defined role of the user by: accessing a database comprising a plurality of users and associated roles; and determining the defined role based on the user's identity and the associated roles in the database; present one or more service catalogs to the user based on the defined role of the user; receive a request to complete an action associated with the one or more service catalogs; process the action for execution after receiving the request; and run the action on one or more systems.

Abstract: The tool to provide a role-based access tool is configured to receive a single sign-on login from a user; determine an identity of the user based on the single sign-on login; authorize a defined role of the user by: accessing a database comprising a plurality of users and associated roles; and determining the defined role based on the user's identity and the associated roles in the database; present one or more service catalogs to the user based on the defined role of the user; receive a request to complete an action associated with the one or more service catalogs; process the action for execution after receiving the request; and run the action on one or more systems.

Abstract: The tool to provide a role-based access tool is configured to receive a single sign-on login from a user; determine an identity of the user based on the single sign-on login; authorize a defined role of the user by: accessing a database comprising a plurality of users and associated roles; and determining the defined role based on the user's identity and the associated roles in the database; present one or more service catalogs to the user based on the defined role of the user; receive a request to complete an action associated with the one or more service catalogs; process the action for execution after receiving the request; and run the action on one or more systems.