ML-Based Impact Hierarchy for Real-Time Data Collection
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Solution Overview
Problem
Current data collection methods in data center environments are delayed, leading to inaccuracies in determining the root causes of component failures due to changes in component states before data is collected, resulting in discrepancies.
Innovation Solution
The implementation of machine learning algorithms to quickly identify impacted components and collect operational data in real-time upon a failure event, using a component management platform that determines the impact hierarchy and collects data from both the affected and impacting components.
Engineering Contradictions & Design Principles
Engineering Contradiction Analysis
1Measurement precision
If operational data is collected after a failure event using current approaches, then data collection can be performed, but there is a lapse of time leading to changes in component states and inaccuracies in determining root causes
Solution Approach 1:
The system pre-identifies components that may be impacted by a failure event using machine learning algorithms before data collection occurs. By determining the impact hierarchy in advance and collecting data from all potentially impacted components simultaneously upon event detection, the system eliminates time delays and ensures data accuracy reflects the actual state at the time of failure.
2Measurement precision
If operational data is collected from multiple components simultaneously, then accuracy is improved, but the complexity of identifying which components are impacted increases
Solution Approach 1:
The system introduces a machine learning-based impact hierarchy model as an intermediary between failure detection and data collection. This model automatically determines which components are impacted by a failure event and establishes their hierarchical relationships, enabling targeted data collection from the correct components without manual analysis or excessive complexity.
Solution Approach 2:
The system replaces manual or rule-based component impact identification with machine learning algorithms. The ML models analyze component relationships, failure patterns, and system topology to automatically determine the impact hierarchy, substituting complex mechanical or procedural analysis with intelligent computational methods that scale better and provide more accurate results.
Data Source
AI summary
A method comprises receiving a notification of an issue with at least one component of a plurality of components in a computing environment. One or more machine learning algorithms are used to determine one or more components of the plurality of components impacted by the issue with the at least one component. The method further comprises collecting operational data for the at least one component and the one or more impacted components.


