Optimization Design of Data Collecting and Processing for the Cloud Computing Platform Monitoring System

G.Z. Xu

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Optimization Design of Data Collecting and Processing for the Cloud Computing Platform Monitoring System

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Cloud computing platform monitoring system need to design flexible, scalable data collecting layer and can process the business association. The optimized data Collecting Layer is composed of Agent, including two types of Agent, and divided into three layers. Agent uses plugin mode to monitor each model entities of the cloud computing platform . Disposing Layer which uses MVC layered architecture is divided into three layers, with advantages of low coupling, scalability.

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Applied Mechanics and Materials (Volume 743)

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Cloud Computing Platform, Data Collecting, Disposing, Monitoring, Optimization

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