Abstract:
Data being identified includes a first portion of data and a second portion of data. Based on identifying the data, a data structure is generated. The data structure can include a first section having a first symbol associated with the first portion of data and a second symbol associated with the second portion of data. Further, the first section can include a first offset value corresponding to the first portion of data and a second offset value corresponding to the second portion of data. The data structure can include a second section with a plurality of pointers that reference at least a plurality of symbols including at least the first and second symbol. The data structure can be referenced to process one or more queries against the data.
Abstract:
Systems and methods for generating dynamic sparse exponential histograms. The system includes a network-based service and a data compression engine to generate a sparse exponential histogram (SEH) representation of a distribution of a plurality of data values of a performance metric of the network-based service. The data compression engine is configured to, map each data value to a bin of an exponential histogram. Responsive to a determination that the mapped bin is not indicated in the SEH representation and that a bin quantity limit would be exceeded by adding the mapped bin, the data compression engine is configured to increase a bin size parameter by a scaling factor to expand data value ranges of the bins, merge bins indicated in the SEH representation according to the expanded data value ranges to reduce the quantity of bins indicated in the SEH representation, and indicate the scaling factor in the SEH representation.
Abstract:
A computing resource monitoring service receives a request to store a measurement for a metric associated with a computing resource. The request includes the measurement itself and metadata for the measurement, which specifies attributes of the measurement. Based at least in part on the metadata, the computing resource monitoring service generates a fully-qualified metric identifier and, using the identifier, selects a logical partition for placement of the measurement. From the logical partition, the computing resource monitoring service transmits the measurement to an aggregator sub-system comprising one or more in-memory datastores. The computing resource monitoring service stores the measurement in an in-memory datastore within the aggregator sub-system.
Abstract:
A computing resource monitoring service receives a plurality of measurements for a metric associated with an auto-scale group. Each measurement is associated with metadata for the measurement, which specifies attributes for the measurement. The computing resource monitoring service determines, for each measurement and based at least in part on the metadata, a fully qualified metric identifier for the measurement. The service partitions the plurality of measurements into a plurality of logical partitions associated with one or more in-memory datastores. The service transmits the measurements from the plurality of logical partitions to the one or more datastores for storage of the measurements. These measurements are provided to one or more computing resource managers for the auto-scale group to enable automatic scaling of computing resources of the group based at least in part on the measurements.
Abstract:
A computing resource monitoring service receives a request to retrieve measurement data for a metric. The computing resource monitoring service determines, based at least in part on information included in the request, one or more in-memory datastores where the measurement data is stored. If the information indicates that the computing resource monitoring service is to provide an authoritative subset of the measurement data, the computing resource monitoring service limits the data provided in response to the request to the authoritative subset of the measurement data. Otherwise, if the information does not specify this indication, the computing resource monitoring service will provide the measurement data that is available.
Abstract:
A web server computer system receives a plurality of measurements for a metric from one or more computing resources associated with the web server computer system. Each measurement includes metadata for the measurement, which specifies attributes of the measurement. The web server computer system determines, for each measurement and based at least in part on the metadata, a fully qualified metric identifier for the measurement. The web server computer system uses the fully qualified metric identifier to partition the plurality of measurements into various partitions. Once completed, the web server computer system transmits a request to one or more aggregator sub-systems of a computing resource monitoring service to store the plurality of measurements.
Abstract:
A computing resource monitoring service receives a plurality of measurements for a metric associated with an auto-scale group. Each measurement is associated with metadata for the measurement, which specifies attributes for the measurement. The computing resource monitoring service determines, for each measurement and based at least in part on the metadata, a fully qualified metric identifier for the measurement. The service partitions the plurality of measurements into a plurality of logical partitions associated with one or more in-memory datastores. The service transmits the measurements from the plurality of logical partitions to the one or more datastores for storage of the measurements. These measurements are provided to one or more computing resource managers for the auto-scale group to enable automatic scaling of computing resources of the group based at least in part on the measurements.
Abstract:
A first value of a first data type is obtained as input. A second value of a second data type is obtained based at least in part on the first value. The second value is determined to match the first value without losing precision. The second value is determined to be greater than a maximum value for a third data type, and less than or equal to a maximum value for a fourth data type. A marker value is stored in a first storage location, the marker value indicating that a second storage location holds a value of the fourth data type. The second value is stored in the second storage location as the fourth data type.
Abstract:
A computing resource monitoring service receives a request to store a measurement for a metric associated with a computing resource. The request includes the measurement itself and metadata for the measurement, which specifies attributes of the measurement. Based at least in part on the metadata, the computing resource monitoring service generates a fully-qualified metric identifier and, using the identifier, selects a logical partition for placement of the measurement. From the logical partition, the computing resource monitoring service transmits the measurement to an aggregator sub-system comprising one or more in-memory datastores. The computing resource monitoring service stores the measurement in an in-memory datastore within the aggregator sub-system.
Abstract:
A web server computer system receives a plurality of measurements for a metric from one or more computing resources associated with the web server computer system. Each measurement includes metadata for the measurement, which specifies attributes of the measurement. The web server computer system determines, for each measurement and based at least in part on the metadata, a fully qualified metric identifier for the measurement. The web server computer system uses the fully qualified metric identifier to partition the plurality of measurements into various partitions. Once completed, the web server computer system transmits a request to one or more aggregator sub-systems of a computing resource monitoring service to store the plurality of measurements.