Systems and methods are described for graphical user interfaces that enable users to graphically design nodes and interconnections of pipelines for preprocessing data later ingested into an indexing system. The preprocessing can include receiving messages published to a first publish-subscribe messaging system, the messages containing raw machine data generated by one or more components in an information technology environment, performing one or more processing operations on at least some of the messages to generate preprocessed messages, republishing the preprocessed messages to a second publish-subscribe messaging system, and providing to the indexing system, a subset of the messages from the second publish-subscribe messaging system. Nodes in the pipeline can specify the preprocessing operations, and interconnections in the pipeline can represent data flow through the nodes of the pipeline.

A processor package comprises a first core, a local cache in the first core, and an inter-node messaging controller (INMC) in the first core. The INMC is to receive an inter-node message from a sender thread executing on the first core, wherein the message is directed to a receiver thread executing on a second core. In response, the INMC is to store a payload from the inter-node message in a local message queue in the local cache of the first core. After storing the payload, the INMC is to use a remote atomic operation to reserve a location at a tail of a shared message queue in a local cache of the second core. After reserving the location, the INMC is to use an inter-node-put operation to write the payload directly to the local cache of the second core. Other embodiments are described and claimed.

A system and method for distributed queuing of event messages is described. A queue of several event messages is received. One or more sub-queues is generated from the received queue. Each of the set of sub-queues is hashed. Each of the one or more sub-queues is then partitioned to a location on a storage cluster based on the hash values. For each of the set of sub-queues, the location on the storage cluster to which the sub-queue is partitioned is saved.

This application discloses a network interface card so as to improve reliability of a storage apparatus using an RDMA network and improve storage access performance of a single QP connection. A network interface card includes a parser and at least one shared connector, where the parser is configured to distribute a received first remote direct memory access RDMA packet to a first shared connector in the at least one shared connector; and the first shared connector is configured to establish a QP connection to a peer network device, and determine a first queue pair QP corresponding to a first controller based on the first RDMA packet, so as to implement communication with the first controller, where the first shared connector is separately connected to a plurality of controllers including the first controller, and one QP corresponding to each of the plurality of controllers corresponds to the first shared connector.

The present approach relates to event monitoring and management of an instance using a generated service map, allowing monitoring of CIs (e.g., applications) and connections that are currently active in a user's specific instance. A self-monitoring solution is generated for a user (e.g., via an application) that depicts status, configuration, and errors related to the user's instance. In certain implementations, the present techniques involve applying internal knowledge of the working of a user's instance and applications to perform the self-monitoring, and determine when an alert should be generated. Further, the present techniques may involve making a determination to provide a user with a self-help solution in addition or based on the self-monitoring of the user's instance.

Aspects of the present disclosure involve a system and a method for performing operations comprising: storing, on a distributed storage system, a plurality of real-time graph (RTG) instances that include a plurality of device objects, the plurality of device objects comprising a first device object associated with a given user; receiving, by the first device object, a friends list of the given user having a first version identifier; receiving, by the first device object, an update from a client device associated with the given user, the update comprising a friends list version identifier; determining that the first version identifier of the friends list in the first device object mismatches the friends list version identifier in the update; and synchronizing the friends list in the first device object prior to sending one or more messages that include the update to other device objects of the plurality of device objects.

A method is implemented by an event collector to utilize feedback from an event handler to prioritize event forwarding to the event handler. The method includes receiving feedback from the event handler in response to a successful match-action in a rules engine, the feedback including a derived condition which is a generalized version of a condition stored in the match part of a rule, determining whether the derived condition is stored in an event prioritizer, and storing the derived condition in the event prioritizer with initial expiration timer and hit counter, in response to the derived condition not being present in the event prioritizer, and updating a hit counter and expiration timer of the derived condition in the event prioritizer, in response to the derived condition being present in the event prioritizer.

Methods and systems for providing data analytics and generating real-time and historical views of network events using a single processing pipeline, managed by a single code base, are presented. A computing device may receive a stream of data indicative of a plurality of events occurring on a network. The computing device may process the stream of data to generate intermediate data and batch data using the single processing pipeline. The intermediate data may be available to generate historical views and the batch data may include a plurality of intermediate data for a time interval. The computing device may generate a historical view of the events based on a subset of intermediate data and the batch data. Finally, the computing device may provide the historical view to a processing layer to enable the computing device to respond to requests for information about the network.

Systems and methods provide managing of communication between a remote data object hosted by a remote resource and a group-based communication interface of a group-based communication system.

Systems and methods relate to sharing content and data across users and devices. A shared folios include media primitives and tools as its constituents. The use of shared folios addresses an issue of reliably and efficiently transfer user activities with data. The use addresses scenarios of both single-user work utilizing multiple devices and collaborative work among users utilizing multiple devices. The media primitive includes content in various data types. The tool include data and access to the data by devices and applications. A data distributor manages automatic synchronization of the folios across devices using centralized and distributed transaction logs The folios are synchronized with resiliency against failure in client devices. The folio and its constituents are interactively accessible through top-level, semi-transparent user interface. The media primitive and the tools may programmatically access local applications to automatically transfer user activities among users and devices.