Oracle International Corporation

Anurag Mathur

Jonathan D Klein

Mark Charles Ramacher

Farouk Abushaban

Jayakumar Sadras

Rahul Rawat

Sreekanth Vedavyas

Sriram Kini

Annesharmila Immanueljoseph

A system of remote nodes may be divided into sets of partner nodes. One remote node becomes a partner of another remote node. As partners, the nodes agree to monitor each other's health and report anomalies, such as a failure of one of the nodes, to a monitoring server. The nodes do so using a persistent communication link, such as an open socket. Using the described techniques, the monitoring load of a system is distributed in part away from the monitoring server and to the nodes themselves. This may reduce the resources required of the monitoring server. At the same time, since nodes are now being monitored by partner nodes that are likely to be closer than the monitoring server, and/or on account of the monitoring being performed via a persistent communication link, certain failures can be detected in real-time or near real-time.

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Anurag Mathur