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Monitoring Data Archives for Grid Environments
Jason Lee, Dan Gunter, Martin Stoufer, Brian Tierney
Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory
Abstract
Developers and users of high-performance distributed systems often observe performance problems such as unex-
pectedly low throughput or high latency. To determine the source of these performance problems, detailed
end-to-end monitoring data from applications, networks, operating systems, and hardware must be correlated
across time and space. Researchers need to be able to view and compare this very detailed monitoring data from a
variety of angles. To address this problem, we propose a relational monitoring data archive that is designed to effi-
ciently handle high-volume streams of monitoring data. In this paper we present an instrumentation and monitor-
ing event archive service that can be used to collect and aggregate detailed end-to-end monitoring information
from distributed applications. This archive service is designed to be scalable and fault tolerant. We also show how
the archive is based on the “Grid Monitoring Architecture” defined by the Global Grid Forum.
1.0 Introduction
Developers and users of high-performance distributed systems often observe unexpected performance problems.
It can be difficult to track down the cause of these performance problems because of the complex and often indirect
interactions between the many distributed system components. Bottlenecks can occur in any of the components
through which the data flows: the applications, the operating systems, the device drivers, the network interfaces,
and/or in network hardware such as switches and routers.
In previous
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