Abstract: Alerts can be generated and transmitted to one or more recipients before the data associated with the alert is indexed. In some examples, a computer system comprising one or more data processing systems, generates an alert object based on data received a data source. The computing system transmits an alert based on the alert object to a user device and correlates the alert object with indexed data related to the alert source or other data generated after generating the alert object. The computer system also populates and displays the dashboard with the correlated data.

Abstract: Techniques for cross-system resource authorization using user capabilities are disclosed. In an example computer-implemented method, a first system stores capabilities information identifying a set of capabilities configured for a user using a first access management system of the first system. A second system receives a request from the user to perform an action on a resource associated with the second system. The second system identifies the set of one or more capabilities configured for the user using the capabilities information. A second access management system of the second system determines whether the user is authorized to perform the action on the resource based upon the identified set of capabilities configured for the user. Upon determining by the second access management system that the user is authorized to perform the action on the resource, the user is allows to perform the action on the resource.

Abstract: Described herein are techniques for aggregating metric time series data upon ingestion, such as prior to intake, analysis, or processing by a data quantizer system. The disclosed techniques can transforming metric time series data into aggregated metric time series data, optionally with reduced complexity or dimensionality, while retaining various statistical information characteristic of the original source metric time series data. The aggregated metric time series data can be used in the same way as the original source metric time series data or other metric time series data, such as for processing or generating streaming analytics data or triggering events or notifications by a data quantizer system.

Abstract: An example method of implementing a layered feature set management model by a service monitoring system includes: monitoring a feature set configuration associated with a specified application instance; setting, based on the feature set configuration, a feature set level transition marker associated with the specified application instance; identifying, based on a current feature set level associated with the specified application instance and the feature set level transition marker, a new feature set level associated with the specified application instance; identifying a new feature set corresponding to the new feature set level and one or more roles associated with a specified user; and configuring a graphical user interface (GUI) enabling the new feature set for the specified user of the specified application instance.

Abstract: Described are techniques for accelerating streaming analytics jobs, which may be used for generating dashboards. The disclosed techniques can reduce overhead, such as in the form of processor usage, network usage, or the like, due to duplicative or overlapping requests for streaming analytics data by implementing a caching process in which analytics data is evaluated to determine if it is likely to be requested multiple times or by multiple users, caching the analytics data, and serving future requests for the same analytics data from the cache instead of requiring separate analytics jobs for each request.

Abstract: A computer implemented method includes establishing, by a data intake and query system, a network connection between the data intake and query system and an application and infrastructure monitoring platform. The data intake and query system receives a data stream from the application and infrastructure monitoring platform. The computer implemented method further includes transforming the data stream while receiving the data stream to obtain a transformed data stream. Further, the transformed data stream is analyzed while receiving the data stream to generate analysis results, which are presented.

Abstract: Oligonucleotide probes for detecting target nucleic acid sequences are disclosed.

Abstract: An application executing on a mobile computing platform provides independent data channels over a mobile network to multiple separate computing systems that each maintain some data pertinent to problem determination and resolution when an incident arises in a monitored information technology (IT) environment. The application maintains and separately exercises the channels to provide timely information in a user interface that composites data to present a single interface with a multi-sourced contextual rendering. Some systems may include an IT monitoring system and a separate incident management system among its sources. Channels may include extended functionality to improve security or other aspects of communication with mobile platforms.

Abstract: A computer implemented method includes establishing, by a data intake and query system, a network connection between the data intake and query system and an application and infrastructure monitoring platform. The data intake and query system receives a data stream from the application and infrastructure monitoring platform. The computer implemented method further includes transforming the data stream while receiving the data stream to obtain a transformed data stream. Further, the transformed data stream is analyzed while receiving the data stream to generate analysis results, which are presented.

Abstract: An application executing on a mobile computing platform provides independent data channels over a mobile network to multiple separate computing systems that each maintain some data pertinent to problem determination and resolution when an incident arises in a monitored information technology (IT) environment. The application maintains and separately exercises the channels to provide timely information in a user interface that composites data to present a single interface with a multi-sourced contextual rendering. Some systems may include an IT monitoring system and a separate incident management system among its sources. Channels may include extended functionality to improve security or other aspects of communication with mobile platforms.

Abstract: An application executing on a mobile computing platform provides independent data channels over a mobile network to multiple separate computing systems that each maintain some data pertinent to problem determination and resolution when an incident arises in a monitored information technology (IT) environment. The application maintains and separately exercises the channels to provide timely information in a user interface that composites data to present a single interface with a multi-sourced contextual rendering. Some systems may include an IT monitoring system and a separate incident management system among its sources. Channels may include extended functionality to improve security or other aspects of communication with mobile platforms.

Abstract: An application executing on a mobile computing platform provides independent data channels over a mobile network to multiple separate computing systems that each maintain some data pertinent to problem determination and resolution when an incident arises in a monitored information technology (IT) environment. The application maintains and separately exercises the channels to provide timely information in a user interface that composites data to present a single interface with a multi-sourced contextual rendering. Some systems may include an IT monitoring system and a separate incident management system among its sources. Channels may include extended functionality to improve security or other aspects of communication with mobile platforms.

Abstract: A system for naming a process being monitored that handles a requesting a framework such as a .NET framework. The process may be implemented by a .NET application framework within an IIS web server. The naming system allows for user readable names which are more than just numbers or indexes. The naming system is configured from a single location rather than from multiple locations, making it much easier to configure, change and update.

Abstract: A dynamic monitoring process begins with configuring a start and end method to be monitored. The dynamic monitoring process may intercept both the start and end methods as and when the loader is initiated or at runtime to dynamically attach and detach the instrumentation. A loader may then be modified to call a library method upon detection of the start method. The library method may serve as a notification to the start of the method and causes a reflector to retrieve information from the incoming request. The incoming information may include data from which a business transaction name may be determined. The business transaction name is then associated with the monitoring of the particular request. When an exit call is detected, a call may be made to the library for a method which invokes a decorator. The decorator may insert business transaction name and other data into the outgoing call.

Abstract: A system monitors asynchronous transactions over a different number of threads by capturing data and tracking transitions in the particular framework. Once an asynchronous method is called, the transition framework may be tracked while executing a asynchronous method call. Within a .NET framework, monitoring may include tracking a task object return, continuation method calls at the completion of a method, and tracking the continuation method as it executes other code. The asynchronous method may then be correlated within a business transaction using the returned task object data.

Abstract: A dynamic monitoring process begins with configuring a start and end method to be monitored. The dynamic monitoring process may intercept both the start and end methods as and when the loader is initiated or at runtime to dynamically attach and detach the instrumentation. A loader may then be modified to call a library method upon detection of the start method. The library method may serve as a notification to the start of the method and causes a reflector to retrieve information from the incoming request. The incoming information may include data from which a business transaction name may be determined. The business transaction name is then associated with the monitoring of the particular request. When an exit call is detected, a call may be made to the library for a method which invokes a decorator. The decorator may insert business transaction name and other data into the outgoing call.

Abstract: A system for naming a process being monitored that handles a requesting a framework such as a .NET framework. The process may be implemented by a .NET application framework within an IIS web server. The naming system allows for user readable names which are more than just numbers or indexes. The naming system is configured from a single location rather than from multiple locations, making it much easier to configure, change and update.

Abstract: A dynamic monitoring process begins with configuring a start and end method to be monitored. The dynamic monitoring process may intercept both the start and end methods as and when the loader is initiated or at runtime to dynamically attach and detach the instrumentation. A loader may then be modified to call a library method upon detection of the start method. The library method may serve as a notification to the start of the method and causes a reflector to retrieve information from the incoming request. The incoming information may include data from which a business transaction name may be determined. The business transaction name is then associated with the monitoring of the particular request. When an exit call is detected, a call may be made to the library for a method which invokes a decorator. The decorator may insert business transaction name and other data into the outgoing call.

Abstract: A system monitors asynchronous transactions over a different number of threads by capturing data and tracking transitions in the particular framework. Once an asynchronous method is called, the transition framework may be tracked while executing a asynchronous method call. Within a .NET framework, monitoring may include tracking a task object return, continuation method calls at the completion of a method, and tracking the continuation method as it executes other code. The asynchronous method may then be correlated within a business transaction using the returned task object data.

Abstract: A system for naming a process being monitored that handles a requesting a framework such as a .NET framework. The process may be implemented by a .NET application framework within an IIS web server. The naming system allows for user readable names which are more than just numbers or indexes. The naming system is configured from a single location rather than from multiple locations, making it much easier to configure, change and update.