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Abstract
The Monitoring and Discovery System (MDS) is a suite of web services to monitor and discover resources and services on Grids. This system allows users to discover what resources are considered part of a Virtual Organization (VO) and to monitor those resources. MDS services provide query and subscription interfaces to arbitrarily detailed resource data and a trigger interface that can be configured to take action when pre-configured trouble conditions are met.
For more information about the information services concepts behind GT4, see Information Service: Key Concepts.
GT4’s MDS includes:
WS MDS, the WSRF implementation of MDS, which consists of:
- Index Service, , which collects monitoring and discovery information from Grid resources, and publishes it in a single location.
- Trigger Service, which collects data from resources on the grid and, if administrator defined rules match, can perform various actions.
- Archive Service, which archives data from resources on the grid and, allows users to retrieve that data based on XPath queries over specified date ranges.
- Aggregator Framework, the software framework on which the above WS MDS services are built.
- WebMDS, which enables end users to view monitoring information via a standard web browser interface, without installing any additional software on their PC.
Table of Contents
- Key Concepts
- WS MDS Aggregator Framework
- Release Notes
- System Administrator's Guide
- User's Guide
- Developer's Guide
- Public Interface Guide
- Quality Profile
- GT 4.1.2 WS MDS Aggregator Framework: Command Reference
- A. GT 4.1.2 WS MDS Aggregator Framework: Aggregator Sources Reference
- B. GT 4.1.2 WS MDS Aggregator Framework: Configuring the Execution Aggregator Source
- GT 4.1.2 WS MDS Aggregator Framework: Configuring the Query Aggregator Source
- GT 4.1.2 WS MDS Aggregator Framework: Configuring the Subscription Aggregator Source
- WS MDS Archive Service
- WS MDS Index Service
- WS MDS Trigger Service
- WS MDS WebMDS
- WS MDS UsefulRP
- WS MDS Information Providers
- A. WS MDS Migration Guide
- B. Samples for WS MDS
- C. FAQ for WS-MDS (MDS4)
List of Figures
List of Tables
- 1. Standard aggregator sinks
- 2. Standard aggregator sources
- 3. Aggregator configuration parameters
- 1. Aggregator configuration parameters
- 5. Aggregator configuration parameters
- A.1. Standard aggregator sources
- A.2. Aggregator configuration parameters
- B.1. Aggregator configuration parameters
- 1. Aggregator configuration parameters
- 1. Aggregator configuration parameters
- 1. Standard aggregator sinks
- 2. Standard aggregator sources
- 1. Standard aggregator sinks
- 2. Standard aggregator sources
- 1. Pre-configured information sources
- 2. Configuration parameters used with FileXMLSource
- 3. Configuration parameters used with NodeXMLSource
- 4. Configuration parameters used with ResourcePropertyQueryNodeSource
- 5. Configuration parameters used with ResourcePropertyNodeSource
- 1. Form arguments used by WebMDS
- 1. Form arguments used by WebMDS
- 1. Form arguments used by WebMDS
- 2. Pre-configured information sources
- 3. Configuration parameters used with FileXMLSource
- 4. Configuration parameters used with NodeXMLSource
- 5. Configuration parameters used with ResourcePropertyQueryNodeSource
- 6. Configuration parameters used with ResourcePropertyNodeSource
- A.1. Comparison of MDS in GT2 and GT4
- A.2. Comparison of MDS in GT3 and GT4