CLUSTER SERVER MONITORING SYSTEM AND METHOD
A cluster server monitoring system in relation to services which should be constantly available to clients includes at least one server, a scanning unit, a detection unit, an accessing unit, a determining unit, and a setting unit. The scanning unit scans at least one server node of a predetermined IP network segment and the plurality of services of that at least one node. The detection unit detects a trigger event, which is a client selecting a particular service or group of services. The accessing unit accesses the plurality of services upon a trigger event and the determining unit determines whether one of the plurality of the services is failed. The setting unit provides failure details and solutions in relation to the failed service when one service is failed. A cluster server monitoring method is also provided.
1 . A cluster server monitoring system comprising:
at least one server; and
a monitoring device configured to communicate with the at least one server and comprising:
a scanning unit configured to:
scan at least one server node of a predetermined internet protocol (IP) network segment; and
scan a plurality of services of the at least one node;
a detection unit coupled to the scanning unit;
an accessing unit configured to access the plurality of services;
a determining unit coupled to the scanning unit; and
a setting unit coupled to the scanning unit;
wherein the detection unit coupled to the scanning unit and configured to detect a trigger event;
wherein the determining unit configured to determine whether one of the plurality of services is failed;
wherein the setting unit is configured to provide solutions in relation to a failed service when one of the plurality of services is determined to be failed.
2 . The cluster server monitoring system of claim 1 , further comprising a sending unit, wherein the sending unit is configured to send an email to a predetermined client after the setting unit provides the solutions.
3 . The cluster server monitoring system of claim 1 , wherein the setting unit is further configured to set the predetermined IP network segment before the scanning unit scans the at least one server node of the predetermined IP network segment.
4 . A cluster server monitoring system comprising:
a server terminal comprising at least one server; and
a monitoring device configured to communicate with the at least one server and comprising:
a setting unit configured to set a predetermined internet protocol (IP) network segment;
a scanning unit configured to:
scan at least one server node of the predetermined IP network segment; and
scan a plurality of services of the at least one node;
a detection unit configured to detect a trigger event;
an accessing unit coupled to the detection unit; and
a determining unit coupled to the scanning unit;
wherein accessing unit configured to access the plurality of services;
wherein the determining unit configured to determine whether one of the plurality of services is failed;
wherein the setting unit is configured to provide solutions in relation to a failed service when one of the plurality of services is determined to be failed.
5 . The cluster server monitoring system of claim 4 , wherein the setting unit is further configured to change a color of the node icon corresponding to the failed service.
6 . The cluster server monitoring system of claim 4 , wherein the server terminal is a cluster server system.
7 . A cluster server monitoring method comprising:
scanning at least one node of a predetermined internet protocol (IP) network segment;
scanning a plurality of services of the at least one node;
detecting a trigger event;
accessing the plurality of services;
determining whether one of the plurality of services is failed;
providing solutions in relation to a failed service when one of the plurality of the services is failed.
8 . The cluster server monitoring method of claim 7 , further comprising a step of setting the predetermined IP network segment before scanning the at least one node of a predetermined IP network segment.
9 . The cluster server monitoring method of claim 7 , further comprising a step of sending emails to predetermined clients after providing solutions.
10 . The cluster server monitoring method of claim 7 , further comprising a step of sending information to predetermined clients after providing solutions.
11 . The cluster server monitoring method of claim 7 , further comprising a step of adding a plurality of different services before detecting a trigger event.
12 . The cluster server monitoring method of claim 7 , further comprising a step of selecting a plurality of different services before detecting a trigger event.
13 . The cluster server monitoring method of claim 7 , further comprising a step of changing a color of the node corresponding to the failed service after determining one of the plurality of the services is failed.
14 . The cluster server monitoring method of claim 13 , further comprising a step of keeping the color of the node icon to be an original color after determining no one service of a node is failed.
15 . A cluster server monitoring method comprising:
scanning a plurality of services of at least one node;
detecting a trigger event;
accessing the plurality of services;
determining whether one of the plurality of services is failed;
providing solutions in relation to the failed service when one of the plurality of the services is failed.
16 . The cluster server monitoring method of claim 15 , further comprising a step of scanning the at least one node of a server terminal before scanning the plurality of services of the at least one node.
17 . The cluster server monitoring method of claim 16 , further comprising a step of setting a predetermined internet protocol (IP) network segment before scanning the at least one node.
18 . The cluster server monitoring method of claim 15 , further comprising a step of sending emails to predetermined clients after providing solutions.
19 . The cluster server monitoring method of claim 15 , further comprising a step of adding a plurality of different services before detecting a trigger event.
20 . The cluster server monitoring method of claim 15 , further comprising a step of changing a color of the node corresponding to the failed service after determining one service is failed.