Consensus-based remediation of offerings' problems
AssigneeEMC IP Holding Company LLC
InventorsMichael J. Dutch, Christopher H. Claudatos
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Abstract
Consensus-based remediation of offerings' problems is described. A system can receive an indication of an offering's problem. The system identifies possible remediations for the offering's problem from on-line sources of remediations. The system determines an efficacy for each possible remediation. The system arranges each possible remediation in order based on its efficacy. The system outputs the possible remediations based on their order. The system can store the ordered possible remediations into a repository.
Claims20
A system comprising:
- one or more processors;
- and
- a non-transitory computer readable medium storing a plurality of instructions, which when executed, cause the one or more processors to:
- identify, from a plurality of on-line sources of remediations, a first plurality of possible remediations for a problem associated with an offering based on a specified degree of contextual details;
- adjust the degree of contextual details when a number of identified possible remediations is at least one of above a maximum threshold or below a minimum threshold;
- identify, from the plurality of on-line sources of remediations, a second plurality of possible remediations based on the adjusted degree of contextual details;
- determine a plurality of efficacies corresponding to the second plurality of possible remediations;
- arrange, based on the plurality of corresponding efficacies, each of the second plurality of possible remediations in order;
- and
- output, based on their corresponding order, the second plurality of possible remediations, the outputted second plurality of possible remediations including a corresponding plurality of uniform resource locators that enable automated application of a corresponding possible remediation.
A method comprising:
- identifying, from a plurality of on-line sources of remediations, a first plurality of possible remediations for a problem associated with an offering based on a specified degree of contextual details;
- adjusting the degree of contextual details when a number of identified possible remediations is at least one of above a maximum threshold or below a minimum threshold;
- identifying, from the plurality of on-line sources of remediations, a second plurality of possible remediations based on the adjusted degree of contextual details;
- determining a plurality of efficacies corresponding to the second plurality of possible remediations;
- arranging, based on the plurality of corresponding efficacies, each of the second plurality of possible remediations in order;
- and
- outputting, based on their corresponding order, the second plurality of possible remediations, wherein the outputted second plurality of possible remediations comprise a corresponding plurality of uniform resource locators that enable automated application of a corresponding possible remediation.
A computer program product, comprising a non-transitory computer-readable medium having a computer-readable program code embodied therein to be executed by one or more processors, the computer-readable program code including instructions to:
- identify, from a plurality of on-line sources of remediations, a first plurality of possible remediations for a problem associated with an offering based on a specified degree of contextual details;
- adjust the degree of contextual details when a number of identified possible remediations is at least one of above a maximum threshold or below a minimum threshold;
- identify, from the plurality of on-line sources of remediations, a second plurality of possible remediations based on the adjusted degree of contextual details;
- determine a plurality of efficacies corresponding to the second plurality of possible remediations;
- arrange, based on the plurality of corresponding efficacies, each of the second plurality of possible remediations in order;
- and
- output, based on their corresponding order, the second plurality of possible remediations, the outputted second plurality of possible remediations comprising a corresponding plurality of uniform resource locators that enable automated application of a corresponding possible remediation.
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