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HIERARCHICAL AND DISTRIBUTED METRICS AGGREGATION USING NAMESPACES FOR MULTITENANT AUTONOMOUS CLOUD ENVIRONMENT

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发明人

Manoj Dhanapal; Nagarajan Muthukrishnan; Ravi Shankar Thammaiah

IPC 分类

G6F 11/34G6F 11/7

CPC 分类

G6F11/3409G6F11/709G6F2201/80

A computer program product, system, and computer implemented method for hierarchical and distributed metrics aggregation using namespaces for a multitenant autonomous cloud environment. The approaches disclosed herein generally comprise hierarchical and distributed metrics aggregation using namespaces for a multitenant autonomous cloud environment. The approaches provided herein are task and object based and use templates to generate metrics objects which include relevant metrics. The templates are associated with rules for their management which specify what, when, and how to modify said metrics. In some embodiments, the rules also specify how metrics in a metric object can be rolled up into another metrics object. The approach provided herein is dynamic and is tied to the lifetime of a corresponding task—e.g., the metrics object is created at the time of the instantiation of the task and is rolled up to a parent metrics object using namespaces when that task ends.

原文(中文)

A computer program product, system, and computer implemented method for hierarchical and distributed metrics aggregation using namespaces for a multitenant autonomous cloud environment. The approaches disclosed herein generally comprise hierarchical and distributed metrics aggregation using namespaces for a multitenant autonomous cloud environment. The approaches provided herein are task and object based and use templates to generate metrics objects which include relevant metrics. The templates are associated with rules for their management which specify what, when, and how to modify said metrics. In some embodiments, the rules also specify how metrics in a metric object can be rolled up into another metrics object. The approach provided herein is dynamic and is tied to the lifetime of a corresponding task—e.g., the metrics object is created at the time of the instantiation of the task and is rolled up to a parent metrics object using namespaces when that task ends.