Systems and methods for providing resource allocation in a networked environment
AssigneeTicketmaster
InventorsDennis Denker, Kip Levin, David Scarborough
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AssigneeTicketmaster
InventorsDennis Denker, Kip Levin, David Scarborough
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Methods and systems for allocating resources, such as computer controlled resources, in a networked system are described. An example system includes a network interface, an item database, a load balancer, a web proxy processor configured to selectively block or route an inbound user browser request, a cache cluster system configured to cache data and states for access by other system components, and program code stored in computer readable memory configured to store a session identifier on a user terminal associated with a user browser, process an item acquisition request from the user browser while the browser is accessing a first website, transmit to the browser an indication that the acquisition request is accepted if the acquisition request meets a predefined criterion, if the acquisition request is accepted then automatically transmit to the browser an offer to transfer the item to another, use the session identifier for identification, and determine if a transfer instruction has been received from the browser.
A resource allocation system, comprising:
Program A program code stored in a non-transitory computer readable memory, which, when executed by a computing device, is configured to:
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