8 results about "Workload management system" patented technology

A workload management system includes a workload management tool configured to generate a workload context associated with a workload generated based on interactions of a user with workload initiation controls presented within a user interface (UI) of a client application. The workload context includes instructions for transmitting the workload context from a main browser session to a first background browser session; executing the workload within the first background session; and for configuring a first event handler within the main session to wait for a first event generated within the first background session in association with execution of the workload and, in response to receipt of the first event, transmit the client application an instruction to present workload status information in the user interface.

A system and method for dynamically selecting, executing, and optimizing microservices across multiple cloud service providers is disclosed. A workload management system receives a microservice execution request, retrieves metadata from a microservices catalog, and selects an optimal cloud provider using a weighted cost function based on execution performance, cost, security compliance, and availability. A machine learning model refines provider selection using historical execution data. An API abstraction layer formats and encrypts execution requests before transmission. A performance monitoring module tracks execution, while a fault detection module identifies failures and triggers automated failover via a failover module that preemptively replicates execution state data. A response processing module validates execution results before returning them to the requesting application. The system ensures dynamic, cost-efficient, and secure workload distribution while maintaining seamless failover resilience. By leveraging real-time performance metrics, historical data, and predictive analytics, the system optimizes microservice execution across diverse cloud environments.

The invention relates to a workload management method and system, computer equipment and a storage medium. The method comprises the following steps: any management object only needs to configure a management plan corresponding to a target workload through a workload management system; according to the embodiment of the invention, the to-be-updated expected configuration rules of the target workload are read from the database according to the updating scheme corresponding to the triggering mode to form the target to-be-updated list, and the target workload is automatically updated by executing each expected configuration rule in the target to-be-updated list, so that the workload does not need to be manually adjusted; even if a plurality of different management objects have different management plans for the same workload, the related expected configuration rules are automatically read according to the update schemes corresponding to different trigger modes for unified update, so that repeated update of the workload in a change time window is avoided.

A workload management system monitors a tenant-specific workload for a tenant on a first set of cloud service instances hosted by a first cloud services infrastructure at a first cloud service location. The workload management system determines that a second cloud service location can host a predicted tenant-specific workload. The system obtains weather data for the cloud service locations. Based at least in part on the predicted tenant-specific workload and the weather data for the cloud service locations, the workload management system determines non-carbon costs of hosting and / or migrating the predicted tenant-specific workload while maintaining baseline performance criteria and a carbon cost of hosting and / or migrating. Based at least in part on the calculated costs, the system stores an indication that carbon emissions will be reduced by hosting the predicted tenant-specific workload at the second cloud service location and routes an ongoing workload to the second cloud service location.

This system provides a time management system that automatically measures the working time of each worker with simple operation, even when multiple workers are engaged in multiple different tasks, allowing for an intuitive understanding of each worker's workload. [Solution] This is a work time management system 1 for managing the work hours of multiple workers WK1 to WK3, and includes a terminal 10 that displays icons WN1 to WN3 indicating the location of each worker WK1 to WK3 and work areas SA1 and SA2. When workers WK1 to WK3 or administrator KR move icons WN1 to WN3 into work areas SA1 and SA2 on the terminal 10, the work time measurement unit measures the work hours, and when they move them outside work areas SA1 and SA2, the work time measurement stop unit stops the measurement. The work time accumulation record unit records the measured work hours for each work area SA1 and SA2 and for each worker WK1 to WK3, and the display control unit displays the aggregated results.

Systems and methods are provided for workload management in a healthcare setting. In one example, a method for determining a workload demand of a medical facility includes automatically determining a workload score for a care team including plurality of clinicians over a shift based on shift data and event data received from the medical facility, including calculating a cumulative workload over the shift based on the event data and a workload reduction over time based on the shift data, generating a graphical workload score tile including a visual representation of the workload score, arranging the graphical workload score tile in a workload graphical user interface (GUI), and displaying the GUI on a display device.

Systems and methods are provided for workload management in a healthcare setting. In one example, a method for determining a workload demand of a medical facility includes automatically determining a workload score for a care team including plurality of clinicians over a shift based on shift data and event data received from the medical facility, including calculating a cumulative workload over the shift based on the event data and a workload reduction over time based on the shift data, generating a graphical workload score tile including a visual representation of the workload score, arranging the graphical workload score tile in a workload graphical user interface (GUI), and displaying the GUI on a display device.

A computer-implemented method of using a workload management system designed for workloads of a first computing architecture as well as for workloads of a second computing architecture is disclosed. The method comprises deploying a workload management control plane under a first computing architecture, identifying, by the workload management control plane, a requested remote workload only available for the second computing architecture, creating, by the workload management control plane, a proxy compute resource as interface for the requested remote workload, starting, by the proxy compute resource, the remote workload, controlling, by the proxy compute resource, an operation of the remote workload in a 1:1 relationship, by: upon receiving a termination signal, terminating the remote workload by the proxy compute resource and self-terminating the proxy compute resource, and upon a termination of the remote workload terminate the proxy compute resource.