Protected health information in distributed computing systems
AssigneeNutanix, Inc.
InventorsAndre LEIBOVICI, Daniel P. COWAN
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AssigneeNutanix, Inc.
InventorsAndre LEIBOVICI, Daniel P. COWAN
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A method commences upon receiving a first one of a series of commands corresponding to various operations (e.g., in a test or development setting) that are intended to access protected health information (PHI). Initially, the protected health information is stored in a protected source datastore that is logically represented by source metadata. Rather than copy PHI, the method clones the metadata, leaving the PHI uncopied and unmodified. Execution of a read-only operation over the protected health information is performed by referencing the cloned metadata to access the protected health information. In the event of an occurrence of an operation (e.g., a testing operation), a temporary, ephemeral datastore is formed. Responsive to received write operations pertaining to the protected health information, the data pertaining to the intended write operations are pre-staged into the ephemeral datastore. After use, ephemeral data is overwritten, purged from caches, and then the ephemeral datastore is deleted.
A method, comprising:
A non-transitory computer readable medium having stored thereon a sequence of instructions which, when stored in memory and executed by a processor, causes the processor to perform a set of acts, the set of acts comprising:
A system for performing one or more tasks associated with a set of protected healthcare information in a distributed computing system, the system comprising:
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.