2022
DOI: 10.1145/3544497.3544499
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An Intelligent Framework for Timely, Accurate, and Comprehensive Cloud Incident Detection

Abstract: Cloud incidents (service interruptions or performance degradation) dramatically degrade the reliability of large-scale cloud systems, causing customer dissatisfaction and revenue loss. With years of efforts, cloud providers are able to solve most incidents automatically and rapidly. The secret of this ability is intelligent incident detection. Only when incidents are detected timely, accurately, and comprehensively, can they be diagnosed and mitigated at a satisfiable speed. To overcome the limitations of trad… Show more

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“…Nevertheless, iPACK continuously runs and could still correlate the alert with the resultant tickets after the alert was finally fired. In this way, iPACK can potentially discover such under-monitoring cases and guide the configuration of monitors to improve system reliability [59]. Fortunately, such cases (tickets submissions before alerts) are rare in Azure with comprehensive monitoring according to our study (Section II-C).…”
Section: B a Failure Casementioning
confidence: 82%
“…Nevertheless, iPACK continuously runs and could still correlate the alert with the resultant tickets after the alert was finally fired. In this way, iPACK can potentially discover such under-monitoring cases and guide the configuration of monitors to improve system reliability [59]. Fortunately, such cases (tickets submissions before alerts) are rare in Azure with comprehensive monitoring according to our study (Section II-C).…”
Section: B a Failure Casementioning
confidence: 82%