Invariants Based Failure Diagnosis in Distributed Computing Systems

Haifeng Chen, Guofei Jiang, K. Yoshihira, Akhilesh Saxena
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This paper presents an instance based approach to diagnosing failures in computing systems. Owing to the fact that a large portion of occurred failures are repeated ones, our method takes advantage of past experiences by storing historical failures in a database and retrieving similar instances in the occurrence of failure. We extract the system ‘invariants’ by modeling consistent dependencies between system attributes during the operation, and construct a network graph based on the learned invariants. When a failure happens, the status of invariants network, i.e., whether each invariant link is broken or not, provides a view of failure characteristics. We use a high dimensional binary vector to store those failure evidences, and develop a novel algorithm to efficiently retrieve failure signatures from the database. Experimental results in a web based system have demonstrated the effectiveness of our method in diagnosing the injected failures.
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基于不变量的分布式计算系统故障诊断
本文提出了一种基于实例的计算系统故障诊断方法。由于大部分发生的故障都是重复的,我们的方法利用了过去的经验,将历史故障存储在数据库中,并检索发生故障时的类似实例。我们通过在操作过程中建模系统属性之间的一致依赖关系来提取系统的“不变量”,并基于学习到的不变量构建网络图。当故障发生时,不变量网络的状态,即每个不变量链路是否断开,提供了故障特征的视图。我们使用高维二值向量来存储这些故障证据,并开发了一种新的算法来有效地从数据库中检索故障特征。在一个基于web的系统上的实验结果证明了该方法对注入故障诊断的有效性。
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