ROBERT RODRIGUEZ, RPH
Pharmacy at Mission Blvd, Fremont, CA

8533674, Sep 10, 2013

Mar 31, 2009

12/415435

Peter C. Abrams - Belmont CA, US
Rajeev Bharadhwaj - Los Altos CA, US
Swami Nathan - San Jose CA, US
Robert Rodriguez - Fremont CA, US
Craig W. Martyn - San Francisco CA, US

Clouding IP, LLC - Greensboro NC

G06F 9/44

717120, 717102, 717117, 717131

Method, system, apparatus, and computer program and computer program product provide on-demand, scalable computational resources to application providers over a distributed network and system. Resources are made available based on demand for applications. Application providers are charged fees based on the amount of resources utilized to satisfy the needs of the application. In providing compute resources, method and apparatus is capable of rapidly activating a plurality of instances of the applications as demand increases and to halt instances as demand drops. Application providers are charged based on metered amount of computational resources utilized in processing their applications. Application providers access the network to distribute applications onto network to utilize distributed compute resources for processing of the applications. Application providers are further capable of monitoring, updating and replacing distributed applications. Apparatus and system includes plurality of computing resources distributed across a network capable of restoring and snapshotting provisioned applications based on demand.

6934755, Aug 23, 2005

Jun 2, 2000

09/587113

Thomas E. Saulpaugh - San Jose CA, US
Gregory L. Slaughter - Palo Alto CA, US
Robert Rodriguez - Fremont CA, US

Sun Microsystems, Inc. - Santa Clara CA

G06F015/173

709226, 709225, 718106

A method and system is provided for migrating processes from one virtual machine to another on a network. To migrate the external state of a process, the process may use a network service connection system or a compact network service connection system for accessing resources external to the virtual machine. A process may be migratable separately from other processes. A process may have an in-memory heap used for the execution of the process, a virtual heap that may include the entire heap of the process including at least a portion of the runtime environment, and a persistent heap where the virtual heap may be checkpointed. In one embodiment, the virtual heap may serve as the persistent heap. In another embodiment, the virtual heap may be checkpointed to a separate, distinct persistent heap. The combination of the in-memory heap, the virtual heap, and the persistent store may be referred to as a virtual persistent heap.

2013031, Nov 28, 2013

Aug 6, 2013

13/959807

Rajeev Bharadhwaj - Los Altos CA, US
Swarni Nathan - San Jose CA, US
Robert Rodriguez - Fremont CA, US

CLOUDING IP, LLC - Greensboro NC

H04L 12/733

705 39, 709203

Method, system, apparatus, and computer program and computer program product provide on-demand, scalable computational resources to application providers over a distributed network and system. Resources are made available based on demand for applications. Application providers are charged fees based on the amount of resources utilized to satisfy the needs of the application. In providing compute resources, method and apparatus is capable of rapidly activating a plurality of instances of the applications as demand increases and to halt instances as demand drops. Application providers are charged based on metered amount of computational resources utilized in processing their applications. Application providers access the network to distribute applications onto network to utilize distributed compute resources for processing of the applications. Application providers are further capable of monitoring, updating and replacing distributed applications. Apparatus and system includes plurality of computing resources distributed across a network capable of restoring and snapshotting provisioned applications based on demand.

7596784, Sep 29, 2009

Sep 10, 2001

09/950559

Peter C. Abrams - Belmont CA, US
Rajeev Bharadhwaj - Los Altos CA, US
Swami Nathan - San Jose CA, US
Robert Rodriguez - Fremont CA, US
Craig W. Martyn - San Francisco CA, US

Symantec Operating Corporation - Cupertino CA

G06F 9/44, G06F 9/445, G06F 15/173

717172, 717120, 717127, 717178, 709224, 709225, 709226

Method, system, apparatus, and computer program and computer program product provide on-demand, scalable computational resources to application providers over a distributed network and system. Resources are made available based on demand for applications. Application providers are charged fees based on the amount of resources utilized to satisfy the needs of the application. In providing compute resources, method and apparatus is capable of rapidly activating a plurality of instances of the applications as demand increases and to halt instances as demand drops. Application providers are charged based on metered amount of computational resources utilized in processing their applications. Application providers access the network to distribute applications onto network to utilize distributed compute resources for processing of the applications. Application providers are further capable of monitoring, updating and replacing distributed applications. Apparatus and system includes plurality of computing resources distributed across a network capable of restoring and snapshotting provisioned applications based on demand.