An
opportunity for high-ranking government intellectual property officials
and members of the business and intellectual property communities in
the Western Hemisphere to discuss and formulate an agenda for cooperation
in the critical area of intellectual property enforcement.

Particular
attention during the Symposium will be paid to:

Internet

Optical
Media Piracy

Business
Software and Business Methods Patent enforcement issues

Developing
a basis for closer Hemispheric coordination in the enforcement of
intellectual property rights generally.

TRANSLATIONS

Simultaneous
translation services will be provided into Spanish. Translation
into French and Portuguese may be provided as necessary.

The
Symposium will be held on Monday, September 11, 2000 and Tuesday
September 12, 2000, beginning at 9:30 am and ending at approximately
5:30 pm each day. Due to security concerns attendance at the Symposium
will be limited to 150 people. Requests to attend the Symposium
must be made in writing no later than July 31, 2000 and must comply
withconfigured to do so, ManageIQ will also capture metrics like CPU and memory usage on the discovered inventory.

All captured information about a managed environment is stored in a database called the Virtual Management Database (VMDB). As of March 2016, the VMDB schema described in excess of 200 entities and relationships.

Architecture 

ManageIQ is written in the Ruby (programming language) language and uses the Ruby on Rails framework. The ManageIQ software is shipped as a pre-built virtual appliance, roughly 1GB in size. The appliance is based on the CentOS operating system, and includes an embedded PostgreSQL database. Since the Darga release, a container based version has also been made available.

An appliance can be used on its own, or it can be part of a three-tier federated architecture. In this case