Abstract: An application debugging method includes receiving identifiers of a plurality of application sub-modules that are input or selected by a user, debugging code blocks of the plurality of application sub-modules based on the identifiers of the plurality of application sub-modules, and presenting a debugging result to the user. The method supports the user to select or input a plurality of to-be-debugged application sub-modules, and debug the plurality of application sub-modules in the production environment.

Abstract: An application debugging method includes an interaction sub-system receiving identifiers of a plurality of application sub-modules that are input or selected by a user, creating debug sessions that are in a one-to-one correspondence with the plurality of application sub-modules, and then generating a plurality of debugging request messages based on the plurality of debug sessions. Each debugging request message is routed by the routing sub-system to an agent of an application sub-module requested to be debugged, to request debugging of a code block of the corresponding application sub-module.

Abstract: The present disclosure is related to systems and methods for analysis of anomalous usage of a resource. An example system can include a plurality of virtual computing instances (VCIs) deployed in a software defined data center and a respective monitoring agent associated with each of the plurality of VCIs. The monitoring agent can be configured to collect information regarding resources used by a plurality of processes running on an associated VCI, maintain a sliding window of top resource users among the plurality of processes, analyze the top resource users among the plurality of processes for anomalous usage of the resources, and take an action in response to the anomalous usage.

Abstract: The present disclosure is related to systems and methods for analysis of anomalous usage of a resource. An example system can include a plurality of virtual computing instances (VCIs) deployed in a software defined data center and a respective monitoring agent associated with each of the plurality of VCIs. The monitoring agent can be configured to collect information regarding resources used by a plurality of processes running on an associated VCI, maintain a sliding window of top resource users among the plurality of processes, analyze the top resource users among the plurality of processes for anomalous usage of the resources, and take an action in response to the anomalous usage.

Abstract: A method for detecting replication lag is described. In an embodiment, a local timestamp is generated at a first computer. The local timestamp is stored in an electronic folder. If a replication triggering event occurs, the electronic folder is replicated at one or more target computers. If an update triggering event occurs, the local timestamp in the electronic folder is updated. If a detection triggering event occurs, a request for at least a portion of the electronic folder representing the local timestamp is sent to at least one target computer of the one or more target computers. At least the portion of the electronic folder representing the local timestamp is received from the at least one target computer. If the time difference between one or more of the received timestamps and the local timestamp exceeds a threshold amount, a system event is generated.