View source for 18118687. CONFIGURATION OF SYNTHETIC MONITORING SERVICE simplified abstract (VMware LLC)

=CONFIGURATION OF SYNTHETIC MONITORING SERVICE=


==Organization Name==

[[:Category:VMware LLC|VMware LLC]]


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==Inventor(s)==

[[:Category:Babu Singarayan of Tracy CA (US)|Babu Singarayan of Tracy CA (US)]][[Category:Babu Singarayan of Tracy CA (US)]]

[[:Category:Ranganathan Rajagopalan of Fremont CA (US)|Ranganathan Rajagopalan of Fremont CA (US)]][[Category:Ranganathan Rajagopalan of Fremont CA (US)]]

[[:Category:Vijay Talati of Fremont CA (US)|Vijay Talati of Fremont CA (US)]][[Category:Vijay Talati of Fremont CA (US)]]

==CONFIGURATION OF SYNTHETIC MONITORING SERVICE - A simplified explanation of the abstract==


This abstract first appeared for US patent application 18118687 titled 'CONFIGURATION OF SYNTHETIC MONITORING SERVICE

The abstract describes a method for a monitoring service that oversees a multi-tenant system in a cloud environment, collecting and comparing metrics for tenant-specific service instances to ensure compliance with service-level agreements.

* Monitoring service for multi-tenant systems in the cloud
* Collects and compares metrics for tenant-specific service instances
* Ensures compliance with service-level agreements
* Determines impact of other service instances on tenant-specific services
* Metrics defined in a declarative configuration file based on service-level agreements

Potential Applications:
- Cloud service providers
- SaaS companies
- IT departments managing multi-tenant systems

Problems Solved:
- Ensuring compliance with service-level agreements
- Monitoring the impact of other service instances on tenant-specific services

Benefits:
- Improved performance monitoring
- Enhanced compliance with service-level agreements
- Better understanding of the impact of other services on tenant-specific instances

Commercial Applications:
Title: Cloud Monitoring Service for Multi-Tenant Systems
This technology can be used by cloud service providers, SaaS companies, and IT departments to effectively monitor and manage multi-tenant systems, ensuring compliance with service-level agreements and optimizing performance.

Prior Art:
Researchers in the field of cloud computing and service monitoring may have explored similar methods for monitoring multi-tenant systems in the cloud. Relevant literature and patents in this area can provide insights into prior art related to this technology.

Frequently Updated Research:
Researchers in the field of cloud computing and service monitoring are constantly exploring new methods and technologies to improve the monitoring and management of multi-tenant systems in the cloud. Stay updated on the latest research in this area to leverage cutting-edge solutions for monitoring cloud services.

Questions about Cloud Monitoring Service for Multi-Tenant Systems:
1. How does this technology improve performance monitoring in multi-tenant systems?
This technology enhances performance monitoring by collecting and comparing metrics for tenant-specific service instances, ensuring compliance with service-level agreements, and identifying the impact of other service instances on tenant-specific services.

2. What are the potential applications of this technology beyond cloud service providers?
This technology can also be utilized by SaaS companies and IT departments managing multi-tenant systems to effectively monitor and manage their services, ensuring compliance with service-level agreements and optimizing performance.


==Original Abstract Submitted==

Some embodiments provide a method for a monitoring service that monitors a multi-tenant system with multiple tenant-specific service instances executing in a cloud. For each tenant-specific service instance monitored by the monitoring service, the method collects values for metrics defined in a declarative configuration file for the tenant-specific service instance and compares the collected values to values specified in the declarative configuration file for the metrics to determine whether deployment of other service instances affects operation of the tenant-specific service instance. The metrics in the declarative configuration file are generated based on a service-level agreement for the tenant.



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