Event-Parameter Resource Allocation for Distributed Database Updates
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Solution Overview
Problem
Conventional cloud computing networks face challenges in efficiently managing resource allocation due to their distributed nature, leading to redundant validation and configuration operations across multiple entities, which complicates the validation and execution of resource allocation and data processing tasks.
Innovation Solution
A system that performs database modifications based on resource event parameters, dynamically validating and implementing resource allocation changes on a global basis by identifying affected entities and domains, thereby reducing redundant validation steps and enhancing efficiency.
Engineering Contradictions & Design Principles
Engineering Contradiction Analysis
1Adaptability or versatility
If a decentralized, entity-dependent allocation of resources is used in a distributed network, then each entity can independently manage its resources, but redundant validation and configuration operations occur on each device leading to reduced efficiency
Solution Approach 1:
The patent introduces a central resource allocation system that acts as an intermediary between the global resource configuration and individual entities/devices. This central system receives global resource allocation indications, determines affected entities, validates requirements locally, and then propagates changes throughout the distributed network. This intermediary approach eliminates redundant validation operations while preserving entity independence, as the central system performs validation once rather than requiring each entity to validate independently.
Solution Approach 2:
The system performs preliminary validation and determination of affected entities before propagating resource allocation changes throughout the network. By validating resource allocation requirements and identifying affected entities in advance, the system prevents redundant validation operations during the actual resource reallocation process, thereby improving overall efficiency while maintaining decentralized entity management.
2Ease of operation
If linear, message-based communication is used between super-administrator and entities, then resource allocation instructions can be transmitted, but the process becomes time-consuming and complex due to multiple validation steps required at each entity level
Solution Approach 1:
The central resource allocation system serves as an intermediary that streamlines communication between the super-administrator and distributed entities. Instead of requiring linear message-based communication with multiple validation steps at each entity level, the central system receives the resource allocation indication, performs all necessary validation and determination of affected entities, and then efficiently propagates the pre-validated changes throughout the network, significantly reducing the time and complexity of the process.
Solution Approach 2:
The system performs all validation and entity determination actions preliminarily before propagation. By completing validation, identifying affected entities, and preparing resource allocation changes in advance, the system eliminates time-consuming sequential validation steps that would otherwise occur during the actual resource reallocation process, thereby reducing overall execution time while maintaining operational simplicity.
3Productivity
If global resource allocation changes are propagated to all affected entities, then resource reallocation can be implemented across the distributed network, but redundant validation and configuration operations occur on each underlying device
Solution Approach 1:
The central resource allocation system acts as an intermediary that consolidates validation operations. Instead of requiring each underlying device to perform independent validation and configuration operations, the central system validates resource allocation requirements once, determines affected entities, and then propagates pre-validated changes to all devices. This approach maintains comprehensive resource reallocation capability across the distributed network while eliminating redundant validation operations at each device level.
Solution Approach 2:
The patent merges all validation and entity determination operations into a single centralized process rather than distributing these operations across multiple entities and devices. By combining validation, affected entity determination, and change propagation into one unified process at the central resource allocation system, the network maintains its ability to perform comprehensive resource reallocation while reducing the overall number of validation operations from many distributed steps to a single consolidated validation process.
Data Source
AI summary
Methods and systems for performing database modifications based on event parameters are disclosed herein. The system may receive a resource event comprising one or more event parameters. The system may determine a set of entities associated with the resource event. The system may validate the resource event using the one or more event parameters. The system may determine a plurality of user accounts associated with the resource event. The system may modify resource distributions for each user account of the plurality of user accounts to generate modified resource distributions. The system may transmit, to a central database, one or more commands to update a central record of the resource distributions.