Personalized Page Composition via Central Component Repository
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Solution Overview
Problem
Existing data management platforms struggle with inefficiencies in creating personalized pages due to the need to access and combine components and microservices from multiple domains, leading to complexity and security concerns.
Innovation Solution
A central repository system that catalogs and registers components and microservices, allowing a locator to efficiently access, combine, and deploy personalized pages using a single source of information, ensuring consistency and security through a single origin.
Engineering Contradictions & Design Principles
Engineering Contradiction Analysis
1Adaptability or versatility
If components and microservices are accessed from multiple domains to create personalized pages, then the system can provide diverse and customized content, but the complexity and security concerns increase
Solution Approach 1:
The patent introduces a central repository as an intermediary system that mediates between multiple domains and the page composition process. The repository registers and stores components and microservices from various domains, providing a unified access point that simplifies the complexity of accessing resources from multiple sources while maintaining the diversity needed for personalization.
Solution Approach 2:
The system segments components and microservices into registered entities within the central repository, allowing them to be independently managed and then composed into personalized pages. This segmentation enables the system to handle complexity by organizing resources into discrete, manageable units that can be selectively combined.
2Adaptability or versatility
If components and microservices are accessed from multiple domains, then more resources are available for page creation, but security concerns increase
Solution Approach 1:
The central repository acts as a security intermediary that controls access to components and microservices from multiple domains. By registering all resources in a centralized location, the system can authenticate and authorize access uniformly, reducing security risks associated with direct access to multiple domain sources.
3Productivity
If a central repository system is used to catalog and register components, then deployment time is reduced and security is enhanced, but the system requires initial registration and mapping operations
Solution Approach 1:
The system performs preliminary registration and mapping of components and microservices in the central repository before they are needed for page creation. This preliminary action establishes the registry data structure and mappings in advance, allowing rapid deployment without repeating the registration process for each new page.
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AI summary
Apparatuses, systems, and methods can include a processing resource and a memory device storing instructions executable by the processing resource. The instructions can include hosting a plurality of domains and registering a plurality of components and/or microservices from the plurality of domains. In addition, the instructions can include locating a plurality of components and/or microservices from the plurality of domains, access one or more components and/or microservices from one or more domains, combining the one or more components and/or microservices on a page to create a personalized page, and deploy the personalized page. In some examples, a user deploys and operates the personalized page.