Dynamically manipulating rules for adding new devices
AssigneeRed Hat Israel, Ltd.
InventorsIgor Lvovsky, Eduardo Warszawski
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Abstract
An exemplary system may allow new devices to be added. In one embodiment, upon receiving information associated with a device event, the system generates a first rule for a device based on the information and a system state. The system determines determine an updated system state based on the first rule. The system determines whether a second rule is required for the updated system state. Upon determining that the second rule is required for the updated system state, the system generates the second rule.
Claims18
A method, implemented by a computing system, comprising:
- upon receiving information associated with a device event, generating, by the computing system, a first rule for a device based on the information and a system state;
- determining, by the computing system, an updated system state based on the first rule for the device;
- determining, by the computing system, whether a second rule is required based on the updated system state;
- and
- upon determining that the second rule is required based on the updated system state, generating, by the computing system, the second rule.
A non-transitory computer readable storage medium having instructions that, when executed by a processing device, cause the processing device to perform operations comprising:
- upon receiving information associated with a device event, generating a first rule for a device based on the information and a system state;
- determining an updated system state based on the first rule for the device;
- determining whether a second rule is required based on the updated system state;
- and
- upon determining that the second rule is required based on the updated system state, generating the second rule.
A computing device comprising:
- a memory;
- and
- a processing device coupled to the memory, wherein the processing device is configured to:
- upon receiving information associated with a device event, generate a first rule for a device based on the information and a system state;
- determine an updated system state based on the first rule;
- determine whether a second rule is required for the updated system state;
- and
- upon determining that a second rule is required for the updated system state, generate the second rule.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.