REQUEST PROCESSING ACCORDING TO DEGRADATION MONITORING

摘要

In an approach for adjusting an order of actions to process a request, a processor receives a request that includes a set of actions to be performed in a first order. A processor receives monitored information of a service utilized to perform at least one action of the set of actions. A processor compares the monitored information to previously stored information. A processor determines that at least one aspect of the service is experiencing decreased performance based on the comparison. A processor identifies a first action of the set of actions corresponding to the at least one aspect of the service experiencing decreased performance. A processor adjusts the request, such that the request includes the set of actions to be performed in a second order, wherein the second order includes the first action is in a different position. A processor causes the adjusted request to be processed.

主权项

1. A method for adjusting an order of actions to process a request, the method comprising:
receiving a first request, wherein the first request includes a set of actions to be performed in a first order; receiving a set of monitored information of a service utilized to perform at least one action of the set of actions; comparing, by one or more processors, the set of monitored information of the service to a set of previously stored information of the service; determining, by one or more processors, that at least one aspect of the service is experiencing decreased performance based on, at least, the comparison of the set of monitored information to the set of previously stored information; identifying, by one or more processors, a first action of the set of actions corresponding to the at least one aspect of the service experiencing decreased performance; adjusting, by one or more processors, the first request, such that the first request includes the set of actions to be performed in a second order, wherein the second order includes, at least, the first action is in a different position than in the first order; and causing, by one or more processors, the adjusted first request to be processed.