Monitoring Agent Event Distribution for Redundant Manager Control

The patent applies local quality by enabling each monitoring target apparatus to independently perform event judgment and issuance functions. Instead of relying on a centralized monitoring manager for all control decisions, each target apparatus has the capability to locally evaluate monitoring information against stored conditions and autonomously issue events when conditions are met. This distributes the critical monitoring control function from a single point of failure to multiple independent nodes, thereby improving reliability while maintaining relatively simple system structure.

The patent applies preliminary action by pre-storing monitoring conditions and judgment logic within each monitoring target apparatus before any monitoring events occur. The target apparatus is configured in advance with the ability to evaluate monitoring information against predefined conditions, so that when the centralized monitoring manager becomes unavailable, the target apparatus can immediately continue monitoring control operations using its pre-configured capabilities without requiring real-time communication with the manager.

The patent applies self-service by enabling monitoring target apparatuses to autonomously perform event judgment and issuance without requiring continuous service from the centralized monitoring manager. Each target apparatus independently evaluates its own monitoring information against stored conditions and self-generates events when conditions are satisfied. This self-sufficient capability ensures that monitoring control continues uninterrupted even when the monitoring manager stops operating or connectivity is lost, thereby improving availability while maintaining operational simplicity.