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Message oriented middleware is software or hardware infrastructure supporting sending and receiving messages between distributed systems. Because businesses, institutions, and technologies change continually, the software systems that serve them must be able to accommodate such changes. Following a merger, the addition of a service, or the expansion of available services, a business can ill afford to recreate its information systems. It is at this most critical point that it needs to integrate new components or to scale existing ones as efficiently as possible. The easiest way to integrate heterogeneous components is not to recreate them as homogeneous elements but to provide a layer that allows them to communicate despite their differences. This layer, called middleware, allows software components that have been developed independently and that run on different networked platforms to interact with one another. It is when this interaction is possible that the network can become the computer.
Workflow engine
The present technology provides a workflow management system that creates workflows of sequential workflow tasks with various dependencies and an input of a particular dataset of objects that needs to be operated on or analyzed to result in an intended output. The customization can include a number and order of sequential workflow steps as well as a number and function of workflow tasks to be executed in parallel at each of the workflow steps. When the workflow tasks are ready to be run, they may be queued up with an asynchronous task message server that services a server that supports near real-time communications. The asynchronous task service may be a message-oriented middleware that provides a queue to parallelize workflow tasks.
Owner:DISCORD INC
Message retry optimization using self-learning
PendingUS20250307638A1Biological modelsMachine learningTheoretical computer scienceComputing systems
A system, method, and computer program product that are configured to: learn dependency relationships between types of messages in a distributed computing system that utilizes message-oriented middleware; generate a dependency graph associated with a first type of message, wherein the dependency graph includes respective ones of the dependency relationships associated with the first type of message; and delay an automated retry of processing a message of the first type of message until all the dependency relationships included in the dependency graph are satisfied.
Owner:INTERNATIONAL BUSINESS MACHINE CORPORATION
Policy service and intervention system
The present technology provides a workflow engine that creates custom workflows of sequential tasks with various dependencies and an input of a particular dataset of objects that needs to be operated on or analyzed to result in an intended output. The customization can include a number and order of sequential workflow steps as well as a number and function of jobs to be executed in parallel at each of the workflow steps. When the workflow jobs are ready to be run, they may be queued up with an asynchronous task message server that services a server that supports near real-time communications. The asynchronous task service may be a message-oriented middleware that provides a queue to parallelize tasks.
Owner:DISCORD INC
Lane handling for message ordering buffer
The disclosed embodiments, collectively referred to as the “Message Ordering Buffer” or “MOB”, relate to an improved messaging platform, or processing system, which may also be referred to as a message processing architecture or platform, which routes messages from a publisher to a subscriber ensuring related messages, e.g., ordered messages, are conveyed to a single recipient, e.g., processing thread, without unnecessarily committing resources of the architecture to that recipient or otherwise preventing message transmission to other recipients. The disclosed embodiments further include additional features which improve efficient and facilitate deployment in different application environments. The disclosed embodiments may be deployed as a message oriented middleware component directly installed, or accessed as a service, and accessed by publishers and subscribers, as described herein, so as to electronically exchange messages therebetween.
Owner:CHICAGO MERCANTILE EXCHANGE INC
Message oriented middleware cluster synchronization
A method comprises collecting message-oriented-middleware system parameters from a plurality of message-oriented-middleware clusters, analyzing the parameters using one or more machine learning algorithms, and predicting, based at least in part on the analyzing, at least one anomaly in a message-oriented-middleware cluster of the plurality of message-oriented-middleware clusters. In the method, message metadata is collected from the message-oriented-middleware cluster, and at least part of the message metadata is transmitted to one or more remaining ones of the plurality of message-oriented-middleware clusters. At least the part of the message metadata corresponds to messaging operations to be transferred from the message-oriented-middleware cluster to the one or more remaining ones of the plurality of message-oriented-middleware clusters.
Owner:DELL PROD LP
Lane handling for message ordering buffer
The disclosed embodiments, collectively referred to as the “Message Ordering Buffer” or “MOB”, relate to an improved messaging platform, or processing system, which may also be referred to as a message processing architecture or platform, which routes messages from a publisher to a subscriber ensuring related messages, e.g., ordered messages, are conveyed to a single recipient, e.g., processing thread, without unnecessarily committing resources of the architecture to that recipient or otherwise preventing message transmission to other recipients. The disclosed embodiments further include additional features which improve efficient and facilitate deployment in different application environments. The disclosed embodiments may be deployed as a message oriented middleware component directly installed, or accessed as a service, and accessed by publishers and subscribers, as described herein, so as to electronically exchange messages therebetween.
Owner:CHICAGO MERCANTILE EXCHANGE INC