US Patent 8181153 Refactoring monolithic applications into dynamically reconfigurable applications

Patent 8181153 was granted and assigned to Accenture on May, 2012 by the United States Patent and Trademark Office.

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Accenture

Patent Jurisdiction

United States Patent and Trademark Office

Patent Number

8181153

Date of Patent

May 15, 2012

Patent Application Number

11824373

Date Filed

June 29, 2007

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US Patent 11860980 Cognitive method to split monolithic architecture into microservice architecture

Patent Primary Examiner

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Wei Zhen

Patent abstract

A Dynamically Reconfigurable Applications Mutable Architecture (DRAMA) greatly reduces time, cost, and other resource expenditures associated with customizing a legacy application so that application features can be activated, deactivated, and even altered without requiring the user to reprogram or reinstall the application. A software developer may use DRAMA to deliver DRAs that enable users to switch between configurations during run-time by specifying the application features the user needs. DRAMA provides a lightweight and efficient approach to rapidly build DRAs from legacy applications, verify the validity of a user requested combination of features, and reconfigures DRAs during run-time.

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