SPECULATION MANAGEMENT ENGINE IN A CLOUD ACCESS MANAGEMENT SYSTEM
卷宗概要
发明人
Zachary Cole WILLSON; Zachary William Dixon; Prasanna Padmanabhan; Sandeep Patnaik; William Lee Wayne Weston; Paul Allan MCDANIEL
IPC 分类
CPC 分类
Methods, systems, and computer storage media for providing speculation management using a speculation management engine of a cloud access management system are described. The speculation management engine operates based on speculation data, a multi-dimensional speculation framework, and two sets of operations defined based on an initialization sequence. In operation, speculation data for a user associated with a local client is accessed. A determination of a plurality of speculated remote resource candidates is made, based on the speculation data associated with the user. Execution of a first set of operations (i.e., remote resource resolution) and a second set of operations (i.e., remote resource connection configuration) are triggered. A determination is made whether a remote resource identified from the remote resource resolution matches a speculated remote resource candidate in the plurality of speculated remote resource candidates. Based on the speculated remote resource candidate, a connection for accessing a remote resource is established.
原文（中文）
Methods, systems, and computer storage media for providing speculation management using a speculation management engine of a cloud access management system are described. The speculation management engine operates based on speculation data, a multi-dimensional speculation framework, and two sets of operations defined based on an initialization sequence. In operation, speculation data for a user associated with a local client is accessed. A determination of a plurality of speculated remote resource candidates is made, based on the speculation data associated with the user. Execution of a first set of operations (i.e., remote resource resolution) and a second set of operations (i.e., remote resource connection configuration) are triggered. A determination is made whether a remote resource identified from the remote resource resolution matches a speculated remote resource candidate in the plurality of speculated remote resource candidates. Based on the speculated remote resource candidate, a connection for accessing a remote resource is established.