Cross-domain telemetry architecture: dynamic observability in the computing continuum

The growing demand for cross domain service deployments has intensified the need for robust telemetry solutions in distributed environments such as the cloud to edge continuum. This paper presents an extended and validated telemetry architecture capable of dynamically collecting, processing, and exporting metrics across heterogeneous domains. Built to integrate with existing distributed orchestration frameworks, the solution enables runtime telemetry reconfiguration through a policy/intent-based approach. A key innovation is the introduction of a lightweight telemetry agent that provides runtime adaptability by modifying telemetry pipelines without service interruption. The system supports both local and remote monitoring, ensuring observability even when services are offloaded to external infrastructure. Evaluation in real world use cases confirms the effectiveness and responsiveness of the solution, achieving configuration updates in as little as 3.18 s. While developed within the FLUIDOS framework, the proposed telemetry service is flexible enough to be adapted to other distributed computing platforms.

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Computing
Published
2026-05-01
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https://doi.org/10.1007/s00607-026-01660-x
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Real-Time Systems Scheduling
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Cross-domain telemetry architecture: dynamic observability in the computing continuum

Stefano Braghin, Antonio Skármeta, José Manuel Bernabé Murcia, Alejandro Molina Zarca
Computing
Real-Time Systems Scheduling
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Cross-domain telemetry architecture: dynamic observability in the computing continuum

Stefano Braghin, Antonio Skármeta, José Manuel Bernabé Murcia, Alejandro Molina Zarca
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Abstract

The growing demand for cross domain service deployments has intensified the need for robust telemetry solutions in distributed environments such as the cloud to edge continuum. This paper presents an extended and validated telemetry architecture capable of dynamically collecting, processing, and exporting metrics across heterogeneous domains. Built to integrate with existing distributed orchestration frameworks, the solution enables runtime telemetry reconfiguration through a policy/intent-based approach. A key innovation is the introduction of a lightweight telemetry agent that provides runtime adaptability by modifying telemetry pipelines without service interruption. The system supports both local and remote monitoring, ensuring observability even when services are offloaded to external infrastructure. Evaluation in real world use cases confirms the effectiveness and responsiveness of the solution, achieving configuration updates in as little as 3.18 s. While developed within the FLUIDOS framework, the proposed telemetry service is flexible enough to be adapted to other distributed computing platforms.

ComputingVol. 108(5)
United States Air Force (US), IBM Research - Ireland (IE), Universidad de Murcia (ES)
European Commission, HORIZON EUROPE Framework Programme
Industry, innovation and infrastructure
Openalex Percentile: Top 3%
Real-Time Systems Scheduling
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