Abstract: Embodiments of the present invention are directed to water treatment systems and methods offering improved efficiency, longevity and versatility. More specifically, water treatment systems and methods configured in accordance with the present invention provide for dynamic bypass of one or more water treatment stages by at least a portion of water being treated. Dynamic bypass reduces the amount of work expended by water treatment system components to treat a given volume of water. Thus, by adjusting such work expended based on a target water quality, the water treatment system can conserve power, extend system up-time, reduce usage of system consumables, potentially remediate a fault in a treatment stage under certain conditions, avoid the need for designing different systems for different conditions, and support automation of system operation.

Abstract: A computerized method performed in a computer operatively connected to storage. Parsing rules are determined for parsing logs output as text and/or symbols from multiple devices in a computer network. The logs are stored in the storage. Multiple log samples are sampled from the logs. The log samples are input into an application running on the computer. The log samples are each sectioned into multiple sections which include variable information separated by static structural text. Each of the log samples is processed by: comparing the sections to a list of regular expressions. The list is maintained in the storage, and upon matching a matched section of the sections to a matched regular expression from the list of the regular expressions, the matched section is tagged with a tag associated with the matched regular expression. The tag associated to the matched regular expression is stored and combined with any unmatched sections and with the static structural text to create a log pattern.

Abstract: A computerized method performed in a computer operatively connected to storage. Parsing rules are determined for parsing logs output as text and/or symbols from multiple devices in a computer network. The logs are stored in the storage. Multiple log samples are sampled from the logs. The log samples are input into an application running on the computer. The log samples are each sectioned into multiple sections which include variable information separated by static structural text. Each of the log samples is processed by: comparing the sections to a list of regular expressions. The list is maintained in the storage, and upon matching a matched section of the sections to a matched regular expression from the list of the regular expressions, the matched section is tagged with a tag associated with the matched regular expression. The tag associated to the matched regular expression is stored and combined with any unmatched sections and with the static structural text to create a log pattern.