Sap Se

Jongheon Park

Chul Won Lee

Sunyoung Han

Young Hun Kim

Hui Feng

Ye Fan

Guanghui Qiu

Henning Zahn

Jihun Kang

Thomas Loetzer

Incheol Kim

Various examples are directed to systems and methods for monitoring a plurality of container-implemented software application instances. A first ping agent executing in an orchestration container may launch a worker process in the orchestration container. The worker process may launch first and second worker threads in the orchestration container. The first worker thread may send a first ping message to a first application instance executing in a first application container outside the orchestration cluster. The second worker thread may send a second ping message to a second application instance executing in a second application container outside the orchestration cluster.

Monitoring container-implemented software applications

Systems and methods include execution of a first instance of a first service in an execution environment, transmission of a ping to an external port of the first instance, determination of a ping result corresponding to the transmitted ping, storage of metadata indicating a status of the first instance of the first service, determination of a health status metric of the first instance and providing the health status metric via an internal port of the execution environment, and determination of whether to generate an alert associated with the first instance based on the ping result, the status, and the health status metric.

Cluster availability monitoring and alerting

Some embodiments include a system, method, and non-transitory medium, with the system including an interface to at least one database product; a stateless ping operator to manage lifecycle events associated with the at least one database product; and a first product-specific ping agent to determine an availability of and generate metrics associated with a plurality of instances of a first specific database product of the at least one database product monitored by the first product-specific ping agent, the first product-specific ping agent receiving an assignment of the plurality of instances of the first specific database product to monitor from the ping operator.

Extensibility to monitor multiple products

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Yongin-si, South Korea

Jongheon Park