Thesis/Dissertation: Mgr. Daniel Tovarňák, učo 172673: Towards Distributed Event-driven Monitoring Architecture
Advanced Master's thesis
Towards Distributed Event-driven Monitoring Architecture
Abstract
Při monitoring distribuované infrastruktury monitorovací data vztažená ke konkrétnímu zdroji (např. úloha v Gridu, databáze, nebo infrastruktura samotná) jsou typicky produkována mnoha distribuovanými producenty, jež jsou rozprostřeni mezi výpočetní uzly. K určení stavu a chování tohoto zdroje je třeba shromáždit, zpracovat a vyhodnotit všechna relevantní data bez toho, aby byla přetížena síť a výpočetní …more
Abstract
When monitoring distributed infrastructure, monitoring data related to the particular resource (e.g. Grid job, database, and the infrastructure itself) are typically produced by multiple distributed producers spread across many individual computing nodes. In order to determine the state and behavior of a resource all the relevant data must be collected, processed and evaluated without overloading the …more
26/3/2013 09:30, prof. RNDr. Tomáš Pitner, Ph.D.
Attachments
bedrichov2012.pdf
synasc2012.pdf
Readers
West University of Timisoara
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