Abstract: A fault management system, executed by one or more coarse grained reconfigurable processors (CGRPs), is provided to perform fault event notification. Before an application begins executing, the CGRPs receive data from the application, determine resources assigned to the application, and determine events associated with the resources. After the application begins executing, the CGRPs when receiving a notification of an event occurring using the fault management system determine that the event is associated with a particular resource and provide notification to the application of the occurrence of the event associated with the particular resource.

Abstract: A fault management system (FMS) receives events indicating an issue with a component in the system and determines, based on an inventory database, the component associated with the events. The FMS creates, based at least in part on the events, an error report that includes: (i) an error type identifying a type of error described in the error report, (ii) a timestamp indicating when the error report was created, and (iii) a universal unique identifier (UUID) to uniquely identify the error report. The FMS determines, based at least in part on the error report, a policy associated with the events and classifies the events, based at least in part on the policy, as either a threshold event or a discrete event. The FMS performs one or more actions to address the events.

Abstract: A fault management system (FMS) receives events indicating an issue with a component in the system and determines, based on an inventory database, the component associated with the events. The FMS creates, based at least in part on the events, an error report that includes: (i) an error type identifying a type of error described in the error report, (ii) a timestamp indicating when the error report was created, and (iii) a universal unique identifier (UUID) to uniquely identify the error report. The FMS determines, based at least in part on the error report, a policy associated with the events and classifies the events, based at least in part on the policy, as either a threshold event or a discrete event. The FMS performs one or more actions to address the events.