Abstract: A system for management of shared hardware and communication resources shared by a plurality of Workload Generators (WGs), the system comprising a processing resource configured to: obtain historical and current information indicative of past and current utilizations of portions of the shared hardware and communication resources by respective WGs of the plurality of WGs, at a plurality of points-in-time, wherein the historical and current information includes WG usage attributes of the respective WGs at the respective points-in-time; determine importance scores for one or more of the WGs, based on the historical and current information of the respective WG; and perform one or more monitoring or management activities associated with one or more of the WGs, based on the importance scores.

Abstract: A system for management of shared hardware and communication resources shared by a plurality of Workload Generators (WGs), the system comprising a processing resource configured to: obtain historical and current information indicative of past and current utilizations of portions of the shared hardware and communication resources by respective WGs of the plurality of WGs, at a plurality of points-in-time, wherein the historical and current information includes WG usage attributes of the respective WGs at the respective points-in-time; determine importance scores for one or more of the WGs, based on the historical and current information of the respective WG; and perform one or more monitoring or management activities associated with one or more of the WGs, based on the importance scores.

Abstract: Apparatus and methods are described including a motion sensor (30) that senses motion of a subject and generates a motion signal in response thereto. An oximetry sensor (86) measures oxygen saturation of the subject and generates an oximetry signal in response thereto. A control unit (14) analyzes the sensed motion and the sensed oximetry signal, and filters out false alerts relating to a condition of the subject generated by the oximetry signal, based on correlation between the oximetry signal and an aspect of the motion signal. Other embodiments are also described.