Abstract: An aerosol generating device is provided, and includes a housing including a first air port at a bottom end thereof; and a sealing base disposed to fit an inner wall of a bottom end of the housing. A side of the sealing base which faces toward the bottom end of the housing is provided with a breath-detector pressure relief hole and an air guide groove. The breath-detector pressure relief hole is adjacent to the air guide groove and communicates with the air guide groove, and the air guide groove communicates with the first air port.

Abstract: Disclosed are a light-guiding seal and an aerosol generating device. The light-guiding seal includes a fixing portion and a mounting portion. The fixing portion includes a mounting surface, a fixing surface opposite to the mounting surface, and a light guide hole, the light guide hole passes through the mounting surface and the fixing surface, and the fixing surface is fixedly connected to a lower housing. The mounting portion is disposed on the mounting surface and includes a mounting groove for mounting a light emitting member, an opening of the mounting groove is disposed on a top surface of the mounting portion, and a bottom of the mounting groove is in communication with the light guide hole.

Abstract: Techniques for managing resources of a virtualized system involve acquiring historical distribution data about a virtualized system, the historical distribution data indicating a historical distribution of resources occupied by workloads on a plurality of host machines of the virtualized system over a predetermined historical time period. The techniques further involve generating predicted distribution data based on the historical distribution data, the predicted distribution data indicating an estimated distribution of resources occupied by the workloads on the plurality of host machines over a predetermined future time period. The techniques further involve performing workload migration at least once based on the predicted distribution data, the workload migration including migrating a workload of a first host machine whose first estimated quantity of occupied resources exceeds a high threshold to a second host machine whose second estimated quantity of occupied resources is below a low threshold.

Abstract: An atomizer assembly, an atomizer, and an inhaler are provided. The atomizer assembly includes a core shell and a liquid guiding member. The core shell defines a receiving cavity and also a first groove communicated with the receiving cavity. The liquid guiding member comprises a first liquid guiding portion and a second liquid guiding portion. The first liquid guiding portion is disposed in the receiving cavity. The second liquid guiding portion is integrally connected to the first liquid guiding portion, extends out of the receiving cavity through the first groove, and is used to connect a liquid storage member.

Abstract: An e-liquid storage bin assembly, an atomizer and an electronic cigarette are disclosed. The e-liquid storage bin assembly includes an e-liquid storage bottle and an e-liquid separation bin assembly. The e-liquid separation bin assembly includes an e-liquid separation bin and an e-liquid separation bin sealing ring. The e-liquid separation bin is provided with a first e-liquid penetration hole communicated with the first accommodating cavity, and the e-liquid separation bin sealing ring seals the first e-liquid penetration hole. The e-liquid separation bin sealing ring is movable to open the first e-liquid penetration hole. The e-liquid storage bottle is provided with an e-liquid storage space for storing e-liquid.

Abstract: Techniques for managing resources of a virtualized system involve acquiring historical distribution data about a virtualized system, the historical distribution data indicating a historical distribution of resources occupied by workloads on a plurality of host machines of the virtualized system over a predetermined historical time period. The techniques further involve generating predicted distribution data based on the historical distribution data, the predicted distribution data indicating an estimated distribution of resources occupied by the workloads on the plurality of host machines over a predetermined future time period. The techniques further involve performing workload migration at least once based on the predicted distribution data, the workload migration including migrating a workload of a first host machine whose first estimated quantity of occupied resources exceeds a high threshold to a second host machine whose second estimated quantity of occupied resources is below a low threshold.