This invention describes a computer program designed to help different IT monitoring systems communicate with a central event handling system. It works by first learning how to translate various "original" event messages, which come in different formats, into a standard "canonical" format that the central system can understand. The program is trained using a database of original messages paired with their correct canonical translations. Once trained, it automatically converts new original event messages from any IT monitoring system into the standard format, allowing the central event handling system to process them seamlessly.
Why it matters: Filed before the widespread adoption of highly capable large language models. These models could now significantly simplify the training process and improve the accuracy of transforming diverse event data formats into a canonical structure, potentially reducing the initial data labeling effort.
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