A system, process, and computer-readable medium for configuring agents for monitoring deployed applications is described. A system, process, and computer-readable medium for configuring monitoring user interfaces, e.g., monitoring dashboards, that use information made available from the agents is also described. Through using application data available during creation of the agents, the agents may be configured using the user interface as modified by selections and displaying subsequent choices from the received application data. Using knowledge of the generated agents, monitoring dashboards may be generated via developers interacting with a user interface providing a list of available metrics accessible by the generated agents. Using the one or more user interfaces, developers may generate agents and/or monitoring dashboards with greater efficiency.

An apparatus includes one or more control circuits configured to connect to a plurality of non-volatile memory cells arranged along word lines. The one or more control circuits are configured to receive a plurality of encoded portions of data to be programmed in non-volatile memory cells of a target word line, each encoded portion of data encoded according to an Error Correction Code (ECC) encoding scheme, and arrange the plurality of encoded portions of data in a plurality of rows of data latches corresponding to a plurality of logical pages such that each encoded portion of data is distributed across two or more rows of data latches. The one or more control circuits are also configured to program the distributed encoded portions of data from the plurality of rows of data latches into non-volatile memory cells along a target word line.

Provided is a method for the computer-assisted creation of digital rules for monitoring a technical system. In the method, an ontology is used, which contains a plurality of classes including classes of components of the technical system and classes of operating state characteristics of the technical system and contains semantic relations between the classes. By means of a user interface, a user can formulate abstract rules by means of the classes and the semantic relations from the ontology. The abstract rules are converted into concrete rules valid for the specific technical system in an automated manner. The method has the advantage that corresponding rules no longer have to be formulated individually for individual technical systems by the user. Instead, abstract rules only have to be created one time for identical or similar technical systems.

A method for on-the fly updating of a processing circuit, the method includes monitoring, by multiple coroutines and during a monitoring period, a progress of multiple suspend-update-resume sequences executed by the processing circuit, wherein at least some of the multiple execute and suspend-update-resume sequences partially overlap and are not mutually synchronized, and wherein each suspend-update-resume sequence comprises on-the-fly updates; and determining, by a merged coroutine, timings of the multiple suspend-update-resume sequences, wherein the determining comprises performing multiple calculation iterations, wherein a calculation iteration of the multiple calculation iterations comprises calculating, in a an iterative manner, a timing of a next suspend-update-resume sequence to be executed out of the multiple suspend-update-resume sequences, and wherein the calculating is responsive to timing offsets between different suspend-update-resume sequences.

A management device that may communicate with at least one devices is disclosed. The management device may include a communication logic to communicate with the devices over a communication channels about data associated with the devices. The management device may also include reception logic that may receive a query from a host. The query may request information from the management device about the devices. The management device may also include a transmission logic to send the data about the devices to the host. The host may be configured to send a message to the devices.

The invention is related to a non-transitory computer program product, a method and an apparatus for controlling access to a flash memory card. The method, performed by a processing unit of a bridge integrate circuit (IC), includes: determining whether a temperature of a motherboard has exceeded a threshold through a temperature sensor IC after receiving a host read or write command from a host side; requesting a flash memory card to enter a sleep state when the temperature of the motherboard has exceeded the threshold; and instructing the flash memory card to perform an operation corresponding to the host read or write command when the temperature of the motherboard hasn't exceeded the threshold. The bridge IC and the temperature sensor IC are disposed on the motherboard, the flash memory card is inserted into a card slot on the motherboard, and the bridge IC is coupled to the temperature sensor IC and the flash memory card through a circuit of the motherboard.

A computer-implemented method is presented for reporting application programs linked to by an application running under an online transaction processor of a mainframe computing environment. An intercept program is implanted in an address space of the online transaction processor. A task executing outside of the address space of the online transaction processor identifies an address for a target domain gate program supported in a domain by the online transaction processor; identifies an address for an unused domain gate program supported in the domain by the online transaction processor; replaces the address for the unused domain gate program with the address for the target domain gate program; and replaces the address for the target domain gate program with an address for the intercept program.

Log data associated with an environment that includes containers is received. An example of such an environment is one managed by Kubernetes. A logical graph is generated using at least a portion of the received log data. The logical graph is used to detect an anomaly. In response to the anomaly being detected, the anomaly is recorded.

Methods, apparatus, systems and articles of manufacture to improve performance data collection are disclosed. An example apparatus includes a performance data comparator of a source node to collect the performance data of an application of the source node from the host fabric interface at a polling frequency; an interface to transmit a write back instruction to the host fabric interface, the write back instruction to cause data to be written to a memory address location of memory of the source node to trigger a wake up mode; and a frequency selector to: start the polling frequency to a first polling frequency for a sleep mode; and increase the polling frequency to a second polling frequency in response to the data in the memory address location identifying the wake mode.

Approaches for managing applications in a cluster are described. In an example, a first agent may be executing on a first programmable network adapter card installed within a first computing node within a cluster. The first agent may isolate an application executing on the first computing node. Thereafter, the application may be managed by the second computing node.