Abstract: Systems and methods for throttling logging processes in presence of system resource contention. Logging processes that contend with non-logging processes for resources can sometimes be throttled to more equitably share system resources. A method embodiment commences by establishing a set of throttling rules that are to be observed by the logging processes running on the system. While logging processes and non-logging processes are running, a monitor records system resource usage and other system conditions. When a process manager determines that the resources consumed by the combination of the logging processes and the non-logging processes exceed a threshold, then any currently-applicable throttling rules fire so as to prescribe throttling levels.

Abstract: Systems and methods for throttling logging processes in presence of system resource contention. Logging processes that contend with non-logging processes for resources can sometimes be throttled to more equitably share system resources. A method embodiment commences by establishing a set of throttling rules that are to be observed by the logging processes running on the system. While logging processes and non-logging processes are running, a monitor records system resource usage and other system conditions. When a process manager determines that the resources consumed by the combination of the logging processes and the non-logging processes exceed a threshold, then any currently-applicable throttling rules fire so as to prescribe throttling levels.

Abstract: This disclosure provides systems and methods for processing remote procedure calls (RPCs). A system can include a first service accessible via a first port and a second service accessible via a second port. The system can include an (RPC) broker coupled to each of the first port and the second port. The RPC broker can be configured to halt the second service at the second port and to restart the second service at a second redirect port. The RPC broker can also be configured to maintain a mapping associating the second port with the second redirect port.