Small-to medium-scale enterprise systems are typically complex and highly specialized, but lack the management resources that can be devoted to large-scale (e.g., cloud) systems, making them extremely challenging to m...
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(纸本)9781467375351
Small-to medium-scale enterprise systems are typically complex and highly specialized, but lack the management resources that can be devoted to large-scale (e.g., cloud) systems, making them extremely challenging to manage. Here we present an adaptive algorithm for addressing a common management problem in enterprise service networks: safely and rapidly recovering from the failure of one or more services. Due to poorly documented and shifting dependencies, a typical industry practice for this situation is to bring the entire system down, then to restart services one at a time in a predefined order. We improve on this practice with the dependency-directedrecovery (DDR) algorithm, which senses dependencies by observing network interactions and recovers near-optimally from failures following a distributed graph algorithm. Our Java-based implementation of this system is suitable for deployment with a wide variety of networked enterprise services, and we validate its correct operation and advantage over fixed-order restart with emulation experiments on networks of up to 20 services.
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