Abstract: An information management system supports the concurrent transfer of multiple extents from a client computing device having one or more files stored in a primary storage device. The client computing device determines whether one or more of the files are extent-eligible by comparing a file size of a file with a predetermine file size threshold. Based on the comparison, the client computing device determines that the file is extent-eligible, and determines a plurality of extents for the extent-eligible file. The client computing device may then concurrently transmit one or more of the extents of the extent-eligible file to one or more nodes in communication with the client computing device. The one or more nodes may index the received extents for later retrieval during a restore operation of the extent-eligible file. The one or more nodes may also validate the extents to ensure that the extents are not corrupted.

Abstract: According to some embodiment, first aggregated monitoring information collected from a first system and second aggregated monitoring information collected from a dedicated system over a time period are retrieved from the dedicated system at a retrieving rate. The first aggregated monitoring information and second aggregated monitoring information are archived into a database. The first aggregated monitoring information and second aggregated monitoring information from the database are retrieved and analyzed. Visual representation of the analyzed information associated with the first aggregated monitoring information and second aggregated monitoring information are provided.

Abstract: According to some embodiment, a microservice architecture is instantiated in accordance with a predefined framework to perform monitoring services of a first system and a second system. The microservice architecture includes one or more microservices. The microservice architecture is segmented into groups of microservices. Each group of microservices is represented by a subset of the predefined framework. A first group of microservices is deployed to the first system. A second group of microservices is deployed to the second system.