Distributed task monitoring method and system based on state transition and directional pushing

By employing state migration and targeted push methods in the distributed task monitoring system, and maintaining client group affiliation information in real time, the issues of list consistency and push accuracy during task state migration are resolved, achieving instant consistency of the task list and resource conservation.

CN122554428APending Publication Date: 2026-08-11西安精雕软件科技有限公司
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Patent Information

Application Number
CN202610682678.5
Authority / Receiving Office
CN · China
Patent Type
Applications(China)
Current Assignee / Owner
Filing Date
2026-05-18
Publication Date
2026-08-11

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Technical Problem

In existing distributed task monitoring systems, the consistency of the list during task status transitions is poor, the push granularity is coarse, and the progress update is inaccurate, resulting in poor real-time performance and wasted system resources.

Method used

By adopting a state transition and targeted push approach, the system maintains the client's group affiliation information in real time, pushes removal notifications to the original state group, pushes removal notifications to the new state group, and pushes progress updates to the executing state group, thereby achieving real-time consistency and accurate push of the task list.

Benefits of technology

It achieves real-time consistency between the task list and the server status, reduces invalid pushes, lowers bandwidth and client resource consumption, and improves user experience and system robustness.

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Abstract

This invention belongs to the field of Internet technology and relates to a distributed task monitoring method and system based on state transition and targeted push. It includes receiving subscription requests initiated by clients, adding clients to communication groups associated with the task status corresponding to a tab, and maintaining the group affiliation information of each client in real time; based on the group affiliation information, when a task status transitions from its original state to a new state, locating the original state group and the new state group, pushing a removal notification to the original state group and a move-in notification to the new state group; when a task in the execution state experiences a progress update, locating the execution state group and pushing a progress update message only to that group; and using the removal notification, move-in notification, and progress update message as outputs to trigger clients to perform removal, addition, and progress refresh operations on the corresponding tasks in their local task lists, respectively. This solves problems such as list synchronization issues and numerous invalid pushes, achieving real-time list consistency and accurate push notifications.
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