Vmware, Inc.

Vinothkumar D

Rahul Kumar Singh

Vineeth Totappanavar

Aswathy Ramabhadran

Venkata Padma Kaki

Narendra Madanapalli

Rahav Vembuli

Padmini Sampige Thirumalachar

Suchit Dhakate

A Highly Available system utilizes at least one host fit to send data, and a primary server fit to receive data. The primary server comprises, a failover server capable of communicating with a http server and able to receive data from the host, and where the http server can receive data from the failover server, and an adapter capable of receiving data from the http server for processing. The Highly Available system also utilizes at least one secondary server fit to receive data from the host, and further fit to process data on failure of primary server or its components. The secondary server comprises a second failover server capable of communicating with a second http server and able to receive data from the host, and where the second http server can receive data from the second failover server, and an adapter capable of receiving data from the second http server for processing.

Highly available and scalable telegraf based application monitoring

The present invention entails a highly available system comprising at least one host with at least one monitoring agent fit to send data, a cloud based proxy fit to receive the data, wherein said proxy comprises: an adapter, a master monitoring agent fit to command the at least one monitoring agent, and a failover server. The highly available system is further made up of at least one secondary cloud based proxy capable of communicating with the cloud based proxy, wherein the secondary cloud based proxy also comprises: a second adapter, a second master monitoring agent fit to command at least one monitoring agent, and a second failover server fit to communicate with the failover server. Finally, the highly available system also includes a node, wherein the node communicates with at least the cloud based proxy and the secondary cloud based proxy.

Highly available and scalable SaltStack based management pane for application monitoring

System and method for virtual agent upgrade uses an upgrade proxy service that is instantiated in a computing entity when an upgrade request for a virtual agent in the computing entity is received to upgrade the virtual agent based on virtual agent upgrade data from an application server. The upgrade proxy service is then removed from the computing entity after upgrading the virtual agent.

Method and system for virtual agent upgrade using upgrade proxy service

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Vinothkumar D