Abstract:
A computer-implemented method for determining resources utilized by a service request in a data processing system. The method includes determining monitored relationship types from monitoring data, determining relationship domains, determining intra-domain relationships from relationships that are internal to the relationship domains and determining cross-domain relationships from the intra-domain relationships that are linked between pairs of the relationship domains, and determining resources utilized by the service request from the intra-domain and cross-domain relationships. The domains are derived from one of the relationship types that is monitored by a single monitoring application.
Abstract:
A virtual storage module operable to run in a virtual machine monitor may include a wait-queue operable to store incoming block-level data requests from one or more virtual machines. In-memory metadata may store information associated with data stored in local persistent storage that is local to a host computer hosting the virtual machines. The data stored in local persistent storage replicates a subset of data in one or more virtual disks provided to the virtual machines. The virtual disks are mapped to remote storage accessible via a network connecting the virtual machines and the remote storage. A cache handling logic may be operable to handle the block-level data requests by obtaining the information in the in-memory metadata and making I/O requests to the local persistent storage or the remote storage or combination of the local persistent storage and the remote storage to service the block-level data requests.
Abstract:
A method for evaluating the performance of an application when migrated from a first environment in which the application is currently executing to a different second environment includes generating a configuration file using data obtained from the application executing in the first environment, installing the configuration file in a virtual machine residing in the second environment, launching the application in the virtual machine after the installing, and obtaining a metric indicative of the performance from the virtual machine.
Abstract:
One embodiment of a computer readable storage medium contains an executable program for providing a cloud-based service to an enterprise comprising a plurality of members, where the program causes a processor to perform steps including receiving at least a portion of a policy a first user within the enterprise, where the policy defines a limit on usage of the cloud-based service by at least some of the plurality of members, receiving a request for the cloud-based service from a second user associated with one of the plurality of members, and automatically responding to the request in accordance with the policy.
Abstract:
One embodiment a method for providing a cloud-based service to an enterprise comprising a plurality of members includes receiving at least a portion of a policy a first user within the enterprise, where the policy defines a limit on usage of the cloud-based service by at least some of the plurality of members, receiving a request for the cloud-based service from a second user associated with one of the plurality of members, and automatically responding to the request in accordance with the policy.
Abstract:
Evaluating the performance of an application when migrated from a first environment in which the application is currently executing to a different second environment includes generating a configuration file using data obtained from the application executing in the first environment, installing the configuration file in a virtual machine residing in the second environment, launching the application in the virtual machine after the installing, and obtaining a metric indicative of the performance from the virtual machine.
Abstract:
There are provided a system and method for resource adaptive, real-time new event detection. The method includes capturing, from among documents in a document streaming environment that includes a plurality of remote streaming document sources, first-story documents. The method further includes storing any of the documents determined to be the first-story documents in a memory. The method also includes classifying the documents as important or non-important based on pre-specified criteria. The method additionally includes storing, in the memory, only information of the documents classified as important, when the memory overflows. The method further includes discarding the documents that are classified as non-important when a document consumption rate from the memory is less than a document insertion rate into the memory. The method additionally includes removing the information of the documents classified as important from the memory subsequent to one of consumption and processing by a consumer.
Abstract:
Evaluating the performance of an application when migrated from a first environment in which the application is currently executing to a different second environment includes generating a configuration file using data obtained from the application executing in the first environment, installing the configuration file in a virtual machine residing in the second environment, launching the application in the virtual machine after the installing, and obtaining a metric indicative of the performance from the virtual machine.
Abstract:
A method for evaluating the performance of an application when migrated from a first environment in which the application is currently executing to a different second environment includes generating a configuration file using data obtained from the application executing in the first environment, installing the configuration file in a virtual machine residing in the second environment, launching the application in the virtual machine after the installing, and obtaining a metric indicative of the performance from the virtual machine.
Abstract:
Managing a virtual machine snapshot in O(1) time by initially storing data from a virtual machine executing under a host operating system, to a first host operating system managed data block and creating a first pointer that points to the first host operating system managed data block and associates the virtual machine to the data stored in the first host operating system managed data block. A first value, associated with the first host operating system managed data block, is initialized indicating the number of pointers created to associate the virtual machine to the first host operating system managed data block. Receiving, by the computer host operating system, a request to create a snapshot of the virtual machine creates a second pointer replicating the first pointer, and increments, by the computer host operating system, the first value associated with the first host operating system managed data block.