Tejasvi Trs Aswathanarayana

8650566, Feb 11, 2014

Aug 29, 2011

13/219910

Satyam B. Vaghani - San Jose CA, US
Ilia Sokolinski - Brighton MA, US
Tejasvi Aswathanarayana - Malden MA, US
Komal Desai - Fremont CA, US
Sujay Godbole - Roxbury Crossing MA, US
Sanjay Acharya - Fremont CA, US
Rajesh Bhat - Sunnyvale CA, US
Chiao-Chuan Shih - San Jose CA, US

VMware, Inc. - Palo Alto CA

G06F 9/455

718 1

The storage system exports logical storage volumes that are provisioned as storage objects. These storage objects are accessed on demand by connected computer systems using standard protocols, such as SCSI and NFS, through logical endpoints for the protocol traffic that are configured in the storage system. When a virtual machine is provisioned, logical storage volumes include a logical metadata storage volume and logical data storage volumes. The logical metadata storage volume stores metadata for the virtual machine such as configuration and log files, swap file, and disk descriptor files. Each disk descriptor file is provided for one logical data storage volume and stores metadata about the logical data storage volume such as size and unique identifying data.

20120054306, Mar 1, 2012

Jul 12, 2011

13/181182

Satyam B. VAGHANI - San Jose CA, US
Tejasvi ASWATHANARAYANA - Salem NH, US

VMWARE, INC. - Palo Alto CA

G06F 12/00
G06F 15/16

709217, 711154, 711E12001

Interfaces to storage devices that employ storage space optimization technologies, such as thin provisioning, are configured to enable the benefits gained from such technologies to be sustained. Such an interface may be provided in a hypervisor of a virtualized computer system to enable the hypervisor to discover features of a logical unit number (LUN), such as whether or not the LUN is thinly provisioned, and also in a virtual machine (VM) of the virtualized computer system to enable the VM to discover features of a virtual disk, such as whether or not the virtual disk is thinly provisioned. The discovery of these features enables better management of the LUN during near full and out-of-space conditions.

20120054410, Mar 1, 2012

Jul 12, 2011

13/181153

Satyam B. VAGHANI - San Jose CA, US
Tejasvi ASWATHANARAYANA - Salem NH, US

VMWARE, INC. - Palo Alto CA

G06F 12/10

711 6, 711E12058

Interfaces to storage devices that employ storage space optimization technologies, such as thin provisioning, are configured to enable the benefits gained from such technologies to be sustained. Such an interface may be provided in a hypervisor of a virtualized computer system to enable the hypervisor to discover features of a logical unit number (LUN), such as whether or not the LUN is thinly provisioned, and also in a virtual machine (VM) of the virtualized computer system to enable the VM to discover features of a virtual disk, such as whether or not the virtual disk is thinly provisioned. The discovery of these features enables the hypervisor or the VM to instruct the underlying storage device to carry out certain operations such as an operation to deallocate blocks previously allocated to a logical block device, so that the storage device can continue to benefit from storage space optimization technologies implemented therein.

20120054746, Mar 1, 2012

Jul 12, 2011

13/181163

Satyam B. VAGHANI - San Jose CA, US
Tejasvi ASWATHANARAYANA - Salem NH, US

VMWARE, INC. - Palo Alto CA

G06F 12/02
G06F 9/455

718 1, 711170, 711E12002

Interfaces to storage devices that employ storage space optimization technologies, such as thin provisioning, are configured to enable the benefits gained from such technologies to be sustained. Such an interface may be provided in a hypervisor of a virtualized computer system to enable the hypervisor to discover features of a logical unit number (LUN), such as whether or not the LUN is thinly provisioned, and also in a virtual machine (VM) of the virtualized computer system to enable the VM to discover features of a virtual disk, such as whether or not the virtual disk is thinly provisioned. The discovery of these features enables the hypervisor or the VM to instruct the underlying storage device to carry out certain operations such as an operation to deallocate blocks previously allocated to a logical block device, so that the storage device can continue to benefit from storage space optimization technologies implemented therein.

20130046852, Feb 21, 2013

Aug 15, 2012

13/586153

Anurekh Saxena - Newcastle WA, US
Tejasvi Aswathanarayana - Salem NH, US

Antecea, Inc. - Cambriage MA

G06F 15/16

709217

A combination of a mobile device, such as a smartphone, and an installed application allows the mobile device to act as a gateway to allows remote access to a base computer from a remote computer. The mobile device is able to establish a connection with abase computer and will relay screen displays and commends to and from a remote system, to the base system.

20130054889, Feb 28, 2013

Aug 26, 2011

13/219378

Satyam B. VAGHANI - San Jose CA, US
Ilia SOKOLINSKI - Brighton MA, US
Tejasvi ASWATHANARAYANA - Salem NH, US
Sujay GODBOLE - Roxbury Crossing MA, US

VMware, Inc. - Palo Alto CA

G06F 12/00

711114, 711E12001

The storage system exports logical storage volumes that are provisioned as storage objects. These storage objects are accessed on demand by connected computer systems using standard protocols, such as SCSI and NFS, through logical endpoints for the protocol traffic that are configured in the storage system. Prior to issuing input-output commands to a logical storage volume, the computer system sends a request to bind the logical storage volume to a protocol endpoint. In response a first identifier for the protocol endpoint and a second identifier for the logical storage volume is returned. Different second identifiers may be generated for different logical storage volumes even though the same protocol endpoint is being used. Therefore, a single protocol endpoint may serve as a gateway for multiple logical storage volumes.

20130055248, Feb 28, 2013

Aug 29, 2011

13/219899

Ilia SOKOLINSKI - Brighton MA, US
Chiao-Chuan SHIH - San Jose CA, US
Satyam B. VAGHANI - San Jose CA, US
Komal DESAI - Fremont CA, US
Tejasvi ASWATHANARAYANA - Malden MA, US

VMWARE, INC. - Palo Alto CA

G06F 9/455
G06F 15/16

718 1, 709230

The storage system exports logical storage volumes that are provisioned as storage objects. These storage objects are accessed on demand by connected computer systems using standard protocols, such as SCSI and NFS, through logical endpoints for the protocol traffic that are configured in the storage system. When traffic through a particular protocol endpoint is busy, the logical storage volume undergoes a rebind process pursuant to which the logical storage volume is bound to a new protocol endpoint, and the binding to the old protocol endpoint is removed upon completion of all pending input-output commands issued through the old protocol endpoint.

20140032644, Jan 30, 2014

Jan 14, 2013

13/740988

Hariharan Subramanian - Wakefield MA, US
Tejasvi Aswathanarayana - Salem NH, US

ANTECEA, INC. - Cambridge MA

H04L 29/08

709203

A software-implemented method which allows the streaming of applications from a server or cluster of server to one or more clients, typically mobile devices. The invention also enables the sharing, through a social network cloud service, of applications located on connected computers or on the cloud. When applications are streamed to mobile devices, the user interface of the application may be modified to fit the native user interface of the device.