Methods and apparatus to proactively self-heal workload domains in hyperconverged infrastructures
AssigneeVMware, Inc.
InventorGIREESHA UDAGANI SIDDAPPA
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Abstract
Example methods, apparatus and articles of manufacture to proactively self-heal workload domains in hyperconverged infrastructures are disclosed herein. A disclosed example apparatus includes a fault predictor to determine a probability that a node of a workload domain in a hyperconverged infrastructure will likely become faulty, and a decommissioner to decommission the node from the workload domain after the probability indicates the node will likely become faulty.
Claims20
An apparatus, comprising:
- a fault predictor to determine a probability that a node of a workload domain in a hyperconverged infrastructure will likely become faulty;
- and
- a decommissioner to decommission the node from the workload domain after the probability indicates the node will likely become faulty.
A computer-implemented method, comprising
- identifying, by executing an instruction with one or more processors, whether a node of a workload domain in a hyperconverged infrastructure is likely to develop a fault;
- and
- removing, by executing an instruction with the one or more processors, the node from the workload domain after the identifying identifies the node as likely to develop the fault.
A non-transitory computer-readable storage medium comprising instructions that, when executed by one or more processors, cause the one or more processors to perform at least the operations of:
- identifying, by executing an instruction with one or more processors, whether a node of a workload domain in a hyperconverged infrastructure likely has a potential fault;
- and
- decommissioning, by executing an instruction with the one or more processors, the node from the workload domain after the identifying identifies that the node likely has the potential fault.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.