CLASSIFICATION OF METRICS FOR PROACTIVE ANOMALY DETECTION IN DISTRIBUTED SYSTEM NODE LOADS
Keywords:
software engineering, distributed systems, actor model, load metrics, proactive migration, monitoring, fault toleranceAbstract
The paper considers the problem of node state monitoring in high-load distributed systems based on the Actor Model. The disadvantages of reactive load balancing methods are analyzed. A multi-level classification of metrics (system, platform, application) is proposed, the monitoring of which allows implementing proactive migration of computational entities before a critical failure or performance degradation occurs.
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