发明名称 Cluster performance monitoring
摘要 Embodiments are directed towards the visualization of machine data received from computing clusters. Embodiments may enable improved analysis of computing cluster performance, error detection, troubleshooting, error prediction, or the like. Individual cluster nodes may generate machine data that includes information and data regarding the operation and status of the cluster node. The machine data is received from each cluster node for indexing by one or more indexing applications. The indexed machine data including the complete data set may be stored in one or more index stores. A visualization application enables a user to select one or more analysis lenses that may be used to generate visualizations of the machine data. The visualization application employs the analysis lens to produce visualizations of the computing cluster machine data.
申请公布号 US9043332(B2) 申请公布日期 2015.05.26
申请号 US201213660910 申请日期 2012.10.25
申请人 Splunk Inc. 发明人 Noel Cary Glen;Pakkinsamy Kirubakaran;Raitz Alex;Tsai Pierre
分类号 G06F17/30;G06F11/07 主分类号 G06F17/30
代理机构 Wong & Rees LLP 代理人 Wong & Rees LLP ;Wong Kirk D.
主权项 1. A computer-implemented method comprising: receiving machine data from a computing cluster, the computing cluster including a plurality of computational cluster nodes coordinating in operation; generating time stamped events from the received machine data, each time stamped event having a time stamp derived from time stamp data parsed from the received machine data; analyzing, for each computational cluster node of the plurality of computational cluster nodes, a metric characterizing an aspect of computational performance of the computational cluster node, wherein the metric is analyzed based on values included in a set of time stamped events; computing an event pattern using analyzed metrics; monitoring whether the event pattern is indicative of a previously determined or known problem for operation of the computing cluster using a heuristic analysis; and generating a notification when the event pattern is indicative of a previously determined or known problem for operation of the computing cluster.
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