AUTOMATIC EVENT CORRELATION IN COMPUTING ENVIRONMENTS
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1. A method of automatic event correlation in a computing environment, comprising:
- parsing an event message to identify an event, and marking the event message when the event is related to a previous event;
adding the marked event message to a trail of events;
parsing the trail of events; and
changing the marked event message when parsing the trail of events confirms a condition in the computing environment.
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Abstract
Systems and methods of automatic event correlation for computing environments are disclosed. An example method may include parsing an event message to identify an event, and marking the event message when the event is related to a previous event. The method may also include adding the marked event message to a trail of events. The method may also include parsing the trail of events. The method may also include changing the marked event message when parsing the trail of events confirms a condition in the computing environment.
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1. A method of automatic event correlation in a computing environment, comprising:
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parsing an event message to identify an event, and marking the event message when the event is related to a previous event; adding the marked event message to a trail of events; parsing the trail of events; and changing the marked event message when parsing the trail of events confirms a condition in the computing environment. - View Dependent Claims (2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10)
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11. A system of automatic event correlation in a computing environment, the system comprising program code stored on a computer readable medium and executable by a processor to:
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parse an event message to identify an event, and mark the event message if the event is related to a previous event, and add the marked event message to a trail of events; parse the trail of events; and change the marked event message when parsing the trail of events confirms a condition in the computing environment. - View Dependent Claims (12, 13, 14, 15, 16, 17, 18, 19, 20)
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