Granted Apr 19, 2022
Secure access to a virtual machine
Establishes trust between a management appliance and a deployed virtual machine, letting users access it without another set of authentication credentials.
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I'm an IBM Master Inventor. Most of my patents came directly from product work at IBM, across mobile, cloud, web, and containers. These selected co-inventions cover some of that ground: caching, runtime behavior, virtual machines, and mobile APIs.
Different problems, a familiar thread: make the behavior explicit, then build a system that can act on it.
Granted Apr 19, 2022
Establishes trust between a management appliance and a deployed virtual machine, letting users access it without another set of authentication credentials.
Read on Google Patents →Granted Apr 16, 2013
Packages a virtual machine with cached data that will still be valid at deployment, so the new instance can start with a warm cache rather than an empty one.
Read on Google Patents →Granted Jan 17, 2023
Predicts related follow-up queries and starts them alongside the primary query, preparing data before the client asks for it.
Read on Google Patents →Granted Dec 23, 2014
Adjusts cache lifetimes using the cost of rebuilding data and an explicit tolerance for staleness, rather than a fixed timeout.
Read on Google Patents →Granted Jan 28, 2014
Builds a dependency map to select the resources an application module needs, avoiding unnecessary downloads.
Read on Google Patents →Granted Nov 10, 2015
Uses compilation metadata to load generated code into the appropriate application-server container at runtime.
Read on Google Patents →Granted Nov 10, 2020
Separates static pages from dynamic data and packages them with REST calls as a mobile app, reusing an existing web application. The patent explicitly describes WebSphere customer sites as a use case.
Read on Google Patents →Granted May 1, 2018
Turns observed JSON requests and responses into stored, self-documenting API data, grounding documentation in actual exchanges.
Read on Google Patents →Each selection links to its US grant record on Google Patents. Dates are grant dates, not filing dates. These are collaborative inventions; the full inventor lists and technical claims are in the linked records. Summaries describe the technical purpose, not measured product outcomes. The full search also includes applications and related filings.