Event-driven programming model based on asynchronous, massively parallel dataflow processes for highly-scalable distributed applications

This invention describes a system for building very large, distributed software applications that react to events. When an event occurs, a central server generates isolated mini-programs called "web containers" and sends them to worker computers. These workers use special agents to perform tasks in parallel, sharing information efficiently through a unique "blackboard memory" that allows fast, conflict-free access. The claims narrow this to a system for complex distributed events in a cloud-native architecture.

Why it matters: Since 2019, the demand for truly massive-scale, real-time distributed systems has exploded, making efficient event-driven architectures and shared memory patterns more critical. Cloud-native platforms have also matured, offering better support for the isolated, dynamically assigned functions described.

Status: Not in forceListed as no longer active. The specific reason is not in the record we hold.
How hard to build: SpecializedSoftware logic, distributed systems expertise

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