GARY LEE MILLER
Pilots at Aylesboro Ave, Pittsburgh, PA
License number
Pennsylvania A2972054
Issued Date
Jul 2015
Expiration Date
Jul 2017
Category
Airmen
Type
Authorized Aircraft Instructor
Address
Address
5520 Aylesboro Ave, Pittsburgh, PA 15217
Professional information
Development Database Developer At Servicelink
Position:
Database Developer/Architect at Vision Global Solutions, a Fidelity National Financial Company, Data Architect/Consultant at Vision Global Solutions, Database Architect (Consultant) at ServiceLink
Location:
Greater Pittsburgh Area
Industry:
Computer Software
Work:
Vision Global Solutions, a Fidelity National Financial Company
since 2008
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Database Developer/Architect
Vision Global Solutions
since 2006
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Data Architect/Consultant
ServiceLink
since Apr 2006
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Database Architect (Consultant)
AutoSoft
2013 - 2013
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Senior Database Developer
Project Zandra
1998 - 2007
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AI Researcher
New Millennium Consulting
May 2004 - May 2006
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Owner
Dell Incorporated
2004 - 2006
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Sales and Retail Management POS Consultant
INA Bearing Company
1997 - 2001
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Consultant
Invacare Corporation
1997 - 2000
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Senior Consultant
Titan Technology Partners
Sep 1997 - Sep 1998
-
Senior Consultant
IBM Global Service
1996 - 1997
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IT Specialist
Progressive Insurance
1994 - 1996
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Systems Consultant
Progressive Insurance
Jul 1994 - May 1996
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Systems Consultant/Architect
Titan Technologies
1990 - 1992
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DOE Consultant
Education:
Point Park University 1979 - 1981
BS CS, Computer Science
BS CS, Computer Science
Interests:
Artificial Intelligence, Life Extension, Nootropics, Extropian Movement, Chess, Science Fiction
Global Storage, Unix And Linux Manager At Alcoa, Inc.
Position:
Global Storage, UNIX and Linux Manager at Alcoa, Inc.
Location:
Greater Pittsburgh Area
Industry:
Mining & Metals
Work:
Alcoa, Inc.
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Global Storage, UNIX and Linux Manager
Education:
Indiana University of Pennsylvania
Professor At Carnegie Mellon University
Position:
Professor at Carnegie Mellon University
Location:
Greater Pittsburgh Area
Industry:
Research
Work:
Carnegie Mellon University
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Professor
Gary Miller - Pittsburgh, PA
Education:
American Concrete Institute
BS in HISTORY Duquesne University - Pittsburgh, PA
M.S. in Physics Education University of Pittsburgh - Pittsburgh, PA
B.S. in Civil Engineering
BS in HISTORY Duquesne University - Pittsburgh, PA
M.S. in Physics Education University of Pittsburgh - Pittsburgh, PA
B.S. in Civil Engineering
Optimal Route Selection In A Content Delivery Network
US Patent:
7274658, Sep 25, 2007
Filed:
Mar 1, 2002
Appl. No.:
10/087033
Inventors:
Claudson F. Bornstein - Cambridge MA, US
Timothy K. Canfield - Cambridge MA, US
Gary L. Miller - Pittsburgh PA, US
Satish B. Rao - Berkeley CA, US
Ravi Sundaram - Cambridge MA, US
Timothy K. Canfield - Cambridge MA, US
Gary L. Miller - Pittsburgh PA, US
Satish B. Rao - Berkeley CA, US
Ravi Sundaram - Cambridge MA, US
Assignee:
Akamai Technologies, Inc. - Cambridge MA
International Classification:
H04J 1/16
US Classification:
370227, 370228, 370351
Abstract:
A routing mechanism, service or system operable in a distributed networking environment. One preferred environment is a content delivery network (CDN) wherein the present invention provides improved connectivity back to an origin server, especially for HTTP traffic. In a CDN, edge servers are typically organized into regions, with each region comprising a set of content servers that preferably operate in a peer-to-peer manner and share data across a common backbone such as a local area network (LAN). The inventive routing technique enables an edge server operating within a given CDN region to retrieve content (cacheable, non-cacheable and the like) from an origin server more efficiently by selectively routing through the CDN's own nodes, thereby avoiding network congestion and hot spots. The invention enables an edge server to fetch content from an origin server through an intermediate CDN server or, more generally, enables an edge server within a given first region to fetch content from the origin server through an intermediate CDN region. As used herein, this routing through an intermediate server, node or region is sometimes referred to as “tunneling. ”.
Optimal Route Selection In A Content Delivery Network
US Patent:
7929429, Apr 19, 2011
Filed:
Sep 20, 2007
Appl. No.:
11/858261
Inventors:
Claudson F. Bornstein - Cambridge MA, US
Timothy K. Canfield - Cambridge MA, US
Gary L. Miller - Pittsburgh PA, US
Satish B. Rao - Berkeley CA, US
Ravi Sundaram - Cambridge MA, US
Timothy K. Canfield - Cambridge MA, US
Gary L. Miller - Pittsburgh PA, US
Satish B. Rao - Berkeley CA, US
Ravi Sundaram - Cambridge MA, US
Assignee:
Akamai Technologies, Inc. - Cambridge MA
International Classification:
H04J 1/16
US Classification:
370227
Abstract:
A routing mechanism, service or system operable in a distributed networking environment. One preferred environment is a content delivery network (CDN) wherein the present invention provides improved connectivity back to an origin server, especially for HTTP traffic. In a CDN, edge servers are typically organized into regions, with each region comprising a set of content servers that preferably operate in a peer-to-peer manner and share data across a common backbone such as a local area network (LAN). The inventive routing technique enables an edge server operating within a given CDN region to retrieve content (cacheable, non-cacheable and the like) from an origin server more efficiently by selectively routing through the CDN's own nodes, thereby avoiding network congestion and hot spots. The invention enables an edge server to fetch content from an origin server through an intermediate CDN server or, more generally, enables an edge server within a given first region to fetch content from the origin server through an intermediate CDN region.
Optimal Route Selection In A Content Delivery Network
US Patent:
8194538, Jun 5, 2012
Filed:
Apr 18, 2011
Appl. No.:
13/088517
Inventors:
Claudson F. Bornstein - Cambridge MA, US
Timothy K. Canfield - Cambridge MA, US
Gary L. Miller - Pittsburgh PA, US
Satish B. Rao - Berkeley CA, US
Ravi Sundaram - Cambridge MA, US
Timothy K. Canfield - Cambridge MA, US
Gary L. Miller - Pittsburgh PA, US
Satish B. Rao - Berkeley CA, US
Ravi Sundaram - Cambridge MA, US
Assignee:
Akamai Technologies, Inc. - Cambridge MA
International Classification:
H04J 1/16
US Classification:
370227
Abstract:
A routing mechanism, service or system operable in a distributed networking environment. One preferred environment is a content delivery network (CDN) wherein the present invention provides improved connectivity back to an origin server, especially for HTTP traffic. In a CDN, edge servers are typically organized into regions, with each region comprising a set of content servers that preferably operate in a peer-to-peer manner and share data across a common backbone such as a local area network (LAN). The inventive routing technique enables an edge server operating within a given CDN region to retrieve content (cacheable, non-cacheable and the like) from an origin server more efficiently by selectively routing through the CDN's own nodes, thereby avoiding network congestion and hot spots. The invention enables an edge server to fetch content from an origin server through an intermediate CDN server or, more generally, enables an edge server within a given first region to fetch content from the origin server through an intermediate CDN region.
Optimal Route Selection In A Content Delivery Network
US Patent:
8477630, Jul 2, 2013
Filed:
Jun 4, 2012
Appl. No.:
13/487297
Inventors:
Claudson F. Bornstein - Cambridge MA, US
Timothy K. Canfield - Cambridge MA, US
Gary L. Miller - Pittsburgh PA, US
Satish B. Rao - Berkeley CA, US
Ravi Sundaram - Cambridge MA, US
Timothy K. Canfield - Cambridge MA, US
Gary L. Miller - Pittsburgh PA, US
Satish B. Rao - Berkeley CA, US
Ravi Sundaram - Cambridge MA, US
Assignee:
Akamai Technologies, Inc. - Cambridge MA
International Classification:
H04J 1/16
US Classification:
370238
Abstract:
A routing mechanism operable in a distributed networking environment, such as a content delivery network (CDN), provides improved connectivity back to an origin server, especially for HTTP traffic. The technique enables an edge server operating within a given edge region to retrieve content (cacheable, non-cacheable and the like) from an origin server more efficiently by selectively routing through the network's own nodes, thereby avoiding network congestion and hot spots. The technique enables an edge server to fetch content from an origin server through an intermediate edge server or, more generally, enables an edge server within a given first region to fetch content from the origin server through an intermediate edge region.
Student At Clarion University Of Pennsylvania
Location:
Greater Pittsburgh Area
Education:
Clarion University of Pennsylvania 2006 - 2010
Gary Miller
Location:
Greater Pittsburgh Area
Industry:
Internet