Abstract: Methods that can identify distributed objects that are subject to service are disclosed herein. One method includes receiving, by a processor, a service event from a first server in which the service event includes a first object in the first server that is subject to service and for which the first server is unable to determine an identity of the first object. The method further includes determining the identity of the first object based on a first object model for a second server and notifying a user of the identity of the first object in the first server that is subject to service. Apparatus, systems, and computer program products that can include, perform, and/or implement the methods are also disclosed herein.

Abstract: Methods that can identify distributed objects that are subject to service are disclosed herein. One method includes receiving, by a processor, a service event from a first server in which the service event includes a first object in the first server that is subject to service and for which the first server is unable to determine an identity of the first object. The method further includes determining the identity of the first object based on a first object model for a second server and notifying a user of the identity of the first object in the first server that is subject to service. Apparatus, systems, and computer program products that can include, perform, and/or implement the methods are also disclosed herein.

Abstract: In one aspect of the present description, in a distributed node management system for a distributed computing system having multiple processor nodes, each processor node has a local data structure which contains a “to-do tasks” synchronization table that resides on each such processor node. The “to-do-tasks” synchronization table contains one or more actions that each processor node may perform to facilitate maintaining the operations of the associated processor node with equivalent knowledge of the system configuration, status and backup capabilities as the other processor nodes of the distributed computing system. Other features and aspects may be realized, depending upon the particular application.

Abstract: In one aspect of the present description, in a distributed node management system for a distributed computing system having multiple processor nodes, each processor node has a local data structure which contains a “to-do tasks” synchronization table that resides on each such processor node. The “to-do-tasks” synchronization table contains one or more actions that each processor node may perform to facilitate maintaining the operations of the associated processor node with equivalent knowledge of the system configuration, status and backup capabilities as the other processor nodes of the distributed computing system. Other features and aspects may be realized, depending upon the particular application.