Automated and distributed management applications with Jiro technology


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Using JIRO

Integrated and Automated Management Software.
A standard extension to the Java platform, is specified by the Federated Management Architecture (FMA).
Jiro goes further than just platform independence, however, and introduces Jini-connection technology for distributed management across a network.

Three tier architecture

The requirements for this middle tier were determined by an analysis of distributed management and the resources that need to be monitored and controlled.
There may be several resources processing the data as it moves from the application to its eventual destination -- a disk drive, for example
Separating the control path from the data path

Working

Partition the Management environment
private management servers can host management services that are specific to their hosts
The servers (including the shared server) can be replicated to achieve higher availability.
These servers form an intra domain federation for the management domain. The shared management servers can also communicate with each other.

Static Service

known as FederatedBeans base services -- are a guaranteed part of the environment in a management domain. The base services include transaction, controller, logging, events, and scheduling.
They are available for use by the clients and services belonging to a management domain, and do not depend on the dynamic services model.
There is only one of each type of service available in each management domain.