Vinod Gupta, 40Fremont, CA

2014007, Mar 13, 2014

Sep 12, 2012

13/612353

Vinod GUPTA - Union City CA, US
Haresh JOSHI - Foster City CA, US

G06F 15/173

709224

Techniques described herein automatically discover the IP address of a first network device such as but not limited to a multifunction printer. Such techniques use a unique identifier of the first network device, such as for example a multifunction printer serial number. Such unique number is used in the configuration of a second network device, such as for example a Digital Front End/External Print Controller that may need the IP address of the first network device. The unique number may be entered once into the second network device or may be received from the first network device through a data interface by the second network device. Techniques then may use any available broadcast technology such as but not limited to Simple Network Management Protocol (SNMP) to determine from available network devices which network device therefrom has the same unique number, thereby obtaining the IP address of the first network device.

2021034, Nov 11, 2021

Feb 25, 2021

17/184951

- San Jose CA, US
Balaji JANAKIRAM - Pune, IN
Pranav Yogesh GUPTA - Bangalore, IN
Rohit Jayprakash GIRME - San Jose CA, US
Siyu WEI - Milpitas CA, US
Vinod GUPTA - Fremont CA, US
Aditya DIPANKAR - Bangalore, IN
Jasnoor Singh GILL - Bangalore, IN
Aaditya SOOD - Bangalore, IN
Ashutosh KUMAR - Bangalore, IN

Nutanix, Inc. - San Jose CA

G06F 11/36

Methods, systems and computer program products for user-specific curation of applications from heterogeneous application sources. Multiple components are interconnected to perform user-specific curation operations. The user-specific curation operations comprise accessing application metadata corresponding to a plurality of applications from a plurality of application sources. The application sources may be heterogeneous and may be situated at local sites or at remote sites. A set of rules are applied to the application metadata to determine if one or more applications are authorized for use by a particular user or group. Publication attributes that control accessibility by a particular user or particular group of users are associated with the authorized applications. Based on the publication attributes as they apply to a particular user, one or more curated applications are selected from the authorized applications. A user-specific application marketplace is presented in a user interface to show a portion of the user-specific curated applications.

2020017, Jun 4, 2020

Nov 30, 2018

16/206237

- San Jose CA, US
Anil Kumar Kushwah - Bangalore, IN
Jie Li - San Jose CA, US
Vinod Gupta - San Jose CA, US

Nutanix, Inc. - San Jose CA

H04L 12/24
G06F 9/455
G06F 9/50
H04L 12/46
H04L 12/66

Examples of services described herein expose an application programming interface (API) which may return the run-time configuration information. In this manner, software external to the service (e.g., an orchestrator) may query the service to determine the run-time configuration information, then provide both the initial configuration information known to the external software and the run-time configuration information to an Internet-facing gateway. Examples described herein may accordingly avoid or reduce instances of an upgrade dependency. When the service is upgraded, the run-time configuration information may be obtained by calling the API without a need to also upgrade the software external to the service.

2020003, Jan 30, 2020

Nov 23, 2016

15/360077

- San Jose CA, US
Jon Carlo GUECO - San Jose CA, US
Vinod GUPTA - Fremont CA, US

Nutanix, Inc. - San Jose CA

G06F 3/06

Systems for distributed data storage. A user accesses a user interface in a distributed virtualization system comprising computing nodes that support virtualized controllers that include preconfigured APIs to receive application extension modules. The system receives a user command from a user interface at the virtualized controller, the user command corresponding to a download request for at least one application extension. A successful download and integration event causes integration of the containerized application extension into the system. The additional functionality of the containerized application extension is offered to the user. The user can address additional functionality of the containerized application extension through a user interface.

2020003, Jan 30, 2020

Nov 30, 2016

15/365330

- San Jose CA, US
Vinod GUPTA - Fremont CA, US
Ranjan PARTHASARATHY - Milpitas CA, US

Nutanix, Inc. - San Jose CA

H04L 29/08

High-performance web service communication techniques. Embodiments manage communications between a client and web services that are accessible over a network. Communications between the client and web services comprise web service calls. A client forms a batch message comprising a plurality of target web service calls directed to target web services that are identifiable by the target web service calls. A middleware component or batch processor intercepts the batch message and generates a set of individual web service calls that are derived from the contents of the batch message. Each of the set of individual service calls that are derived from the batch message are dispatched to the target web services in accordance with a set of web service call prioritization and formatting rules. Batch formation and decomposition into individual service messages is performed such that neither the target web services nor their respective invoking call formats require modification.

2020002, Jan 23, 2020

Nov 20, 2017

15/818704

- San Jose CA, US
Vinod GUPTA - Fremont CA, US
Digvijay DALAPATHI - Seattle WA, US

Nutanix, Inc. - San Jose CA

G06F 11/20

Computing cluster system management. Embodiments implement fine-grained rule-based approaches to error recovery. A service dispatches tasks to components of the computing cluster. At the time of task dispatching, entries are made into a write-ahead log. The write-ahead log entries serve for recording task and component attributes. A monitor detects a failure event raised by one or more of the components of the computing cluster. Responses to the failure event include determining a set of conditions that are present in the computing cluster at the time of the detection, and then using the failure event and the determined conditions in combination with a set of fine-grained failure processing rules to determine one or more recovery actions to take. Recovery actions include redistributing the failed task to a different node or to different service. Certain conditions and rules initiate actions that rollback the state of a component to a previous success points.

2019034, Nov 7, 2019

Oct 25, 2018

16/171348

- San Jose CA, US
Balaji JANAKIRAM - Pune, IN
Pranav Yogesh GUPTA - Bangalore, IN
Rohit Jayprakash GIRME - San Jose CA, US
Siyu WEI - Milpitas CA, US
Vinod GUPTA - Fremont CA, US
Aditya DIPANKAR - Bangalore, IN
Jasnoor Singh GILL - Bangalore, IN
Aaditya SOOD - Bangalore, IN
Ashutosh KUMAR - Bangalore, IN

Nutanix, Inc. - San Jose CA

G06F 11/36

Methods, systems and computer program products for user-specific curation of applications from heterogeneous application sources. Multiple components are interconnected to perform user-specific curation operations. The user-specific curation operations comprise accessing application metadata corresponding to a plurality of applications from a plurality of application sources. The application sources may be heterogeneous and may be situated at local sites or at remote sites. A set of rules are applied to the application metadata to determine if one or more applications are authorized for use by a particular user or group. Publication attributes that control accessibility by a particular user or particular group of users are associated with the authorized applications. Based on the publication attributes as they apply to a particular user, one or more curated applications are selected from the authorized applications. A user-specific application marketplace is presented in a user interface to show a portion of the user-specific curated applications.

2019033, Oct 31, 2019

Feb 21, 2018

15/901461

- San Jose CA, US
Vinod GUPTA - Fremont CA, US

Nutanix, Inc. - San Jose CA

H04L 29/06
G06F 21/62
H04L 9/32

Systems for computer security. A proxy service implements methods for substituting callback uniform resource locators (URLs) when using an OAuth protocol exchange to authenticate an application. A proxy service is established at a first uniform resource locator to carry out communications between one or more identity access management servers and a plurality of application hosting sites. At least one of the plurality of application hosting sites has a second uniform resource locator that is different from the first uniform resource locator. An identity access management server will register the application and the first uniform resource locator. From any hosting site, the application is invoked, upon which invocation, the application carries out at least a portion of the OAuth protocol exchange with the IAM. The proxy service at the first uniform resource locator receives an authentication message from the IAM and then redirects the authentication message to the application hosting site.