Oracle International Corporation

Sudha Verma

Jon Mark Holdman

Gavin G Gibson

Pascal Ledru

Cathleen Susan Wharton

John Mitchell Black, Iii

John William Miller

Chad Alber

Jitesh Bakul Jhatakia

Terry Schmitt

Karl Kevin Nicoletti

Paul Brian Monday

Judith Gaye Leach

Michael Paul Abramowitz

Duc T Ho

Quentin Lee Rainsbury

Christopher Horne

Stephen Brooks

Yidong Zhang

Robert Johnston

Taras Kinash

Todd McKenney

Michael Patrick Kearney

Tithy Sahu

Stephen Hanson

Ruofan Xia

A method of adjusting monitoring parameters in a pool of data storage appliances may include receiving an event notification from a process scheduler of a monitoring system. The event notification may include an indication that a process monitoring the pool of data storage appliances has completed. The method may also include determining an event type for the event notification, and receiving one or more executable rules that are specific to the event type of the event notification. The one or more executable rules may adjust the monitoring parameters of the monitoring system with respect to the pool of data storage appliances. The method may further include executing the one or more executable rules such that the monitoring parameters of the monitoring system are adjusted.

Rule-based modifications in a data storage appliance monitor

Utilities (e.g., methods, systems, apparatuses, etc.) for use in automatically identifying improper physical connections in storage networks and recommending particular actions (e.g., changes to existing physical connections) that seek to ensure symmetric and redundant connections from a data host through all associated storage enclosures and reduce the likelihood that single failures prevent access to storage system data.

Redundant cable routing management in storage systems

A system for monitoring and analyzing operation of a tape infrastructure. The system includes a plurality of real and virtual tape libraries each including a plurality of tape drives and tape media. The system includes a server linked to the tape library. On the server, a storage tape analytics application is provided that functions to extract raw data sets from the tape library corresponding to operations of the tape library. The data pertains to use of the drives and media during data storage operations and data about the activities of the real or virtual tape libraries. The analytics application stores the extracted data sets in an analytics database. The analytics application provides a user interface for viewing data in the analytics database, e.g., a GUI operable by monitoring personnel to view and interact with the gathered and processed tape operations monitoring data to provide historical and user-driven analysis of data for an entire data center.

Data storage tape analytics method and system

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Sudha Verma