The illustrative systems and methods advantageously reduce the amount of storage space occupied by data that no longer has a useful life—as established by the data objects' user(s) and overcoming predetermined rules required by information management policies. An illustrative data agent may receive instructions from an illustrative storage manager to perform secondary copy operations for a given set of data objects. The instructions may generally instruct that expiry-marked data objects are to be treated based on parsing each data object's user-supplied expiry timeframe. The illustrative system (i) will delete expired data objects including expired secondary copies; (ii) will refrain from making secondary copies of expired data objects; and (iii) if an expiry-marked data object is not expired, the illustrative system will make secondary copies according to the instructions from the storage manager, but will track those expiry-marked secondary copies for future deletion after they expire, (iv) and will delete expired secondary copies even if the original expiry-marked data object has been deleted from the system prior to its expiration.

Organically managing primary and secondary storage of a data object based on expiry timeframe supplied by a user of the data object

A method for programming a MAC address table by a first leaf node in a network comprising a plurality of leaf nodes is provided. Each leaf node comprises one or more Virtual Tunnel End Points (“VTEPs”) and instantiates a plurality of Virtual Routing and Forwarding elements (“VRFs”), with a corresponding Bridge Domain (“BD”) assigned to each VRF. The method includes obtaining information indicating one or more VTEP Affinity Groups (VAGs), each VAG comprising an identification of one VTEP per leaf node, obtaining information indicating assignment of each VRF to one of the VAGs, assigning each VAG to a unique Filtering Identifier (“FID”), thereby generating one or more FIDs, and programming the MAC address table, using FIDs instead of BDs, by populating the MAC address table with a plurality of entries, each entry comprising a unique combination of a FID and a MAC address of a leaf node.

Scalable handling of bgp route information in vxlan with evpn control plane

A structured data store service, such as a database service, may implement fine-grained access to data maintained at the database service using federated identity Fine grained access requests may be received at a database service for specified data maintained for an application provider from a client of the application provider An access credential may be also be received Verification of the access credential may be obtained, and the database service may evaluate the fine-grained access request according to a delegation policy corresponding to the access credential to determine whether the fine-grained request is authorized If authorized, the fine-grained access request may be service If not authorized, the fine-grained access request may be denied In some embodiments, multiple application clients may have the same authorization for data, such as read authorization, while another one or more application clients may have different authorization for the data, such as write authorization

Fine-grained structured data store access using federated identity management

The method includes determining, using an in-memory database, a privacy risk associated with a resultant dataset of a query, returning, by the in-memory database, an anonymized dataset if the privacy risk is above a threshold value, the anonymized dataset being based on an anonymization, by the in-memory database, of the resultant dataset, and returning, by the in-memory database, the resultant dataset if the privacy risk is below a threshold value.

Method and system for on-the-fly anonymization on in-memory databases

An example method for diagnosis and throughput measurement of FC ports in a SAN environment is provided and includes generating, by a control processor at a generator in the SAN, a control packet requesting a link test to be performed with a reflector in the SAN, sending the control packet to the reflector through a media access controller (MAC) of the generator, receiving, at the MAC of the generator, an acknowledgement from the reflector indicating ability to perform the requested link test, generating, at the MAC of the generator, a test data packet for the link test, performing the link test with the reflector, and analyzing, at the generator, network parameters based on results of the link test.

Diagnosis and throughput measurement of fibre channel ports in a storage area network environment

A keystore access system is provided that controls access to a keystore. The keystore access control system receives a request to access content of the keystore from a software application component. The keystore access control system applies a stored authorization policy to the request to determine whether access to the content of the keystore is granted. The keystore access system further grants the software application component access to the content of the keystore when it is determined that access to the content of the keystore is granted. The keystore access system further denies the software application component access to the content of the keystore when it is determined that access to the content of the keystore is not granted.

Keystore access control system

A centralized framework for managing the data encryption of resources is disclosed. A data encryption service is disclosed that provides various services related to the management of the data encryption of resources. The services may include managing application policies, cryptographic policies, and encryption objects related to applications. The encryption objects may include encryption keys and certificates used to secure the resources. In an embodiment, the data encryption service may be included or implemented in a cloud computing environment and may provide a centralized framework for effectively managing the data encryption requirements of various applications hosted or provided by different customer systems. The disclosed data encryption service may provide monitoring and alert services related to encryption objects managed by the data encryption service and transmit the alerts related to the encryption objects via various communication channels.

Data encryption service

Techniques are provided to manage security artifacts Specifically, a security management system is disclosed for implementing security artifact archives to manage security artifacts A security artifact archive may include information for managing one or more security artifacts that can be referenced or included in the security artifact archive The security management system can create, edit, read, send, and perform other management operations for security artifact archives Objects can be bundled in an object-specific security artifact archive Security artifact archives may be named, versioned, tagged and/or labeled for identification Security artifact archives may be transmitted to a destination (eg, a service provider or a client system) that provides access to an object whose access is dependent on security artifacts The destination may can manage access to the object using a security artifact archive that includes relevant and current security artifacts for the object

Techniques for security artifacts management

Monitoring and alert services and data encryption management

Data encryption service and customized encryption management

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