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IMCP动环監控平台

IMCP動環監控管理平台

簡介 / Introduction to the

IMCP综合監控平台为跨平台系统，集成了通用数据采集、视觉展示，策略管理，远程控制，运行维护，知识库，二次开发于一体，软件采用新一代的软件架构技术，以分布式计算、云计算和移动计算为基础，系统有少数经过高度抽象和提炼的核心组件构成，通过扩展组件和子系统对系统进行扩展，将监控、管理、服务及应用有机结合，给用户提供最完善的监控系统综合解決方案。

詳細信息 / The detailed information

軟件架構-平台架構特點

分布式計算架構

同時支持BS/CS架構

分布式分層設計

多類型數據庫支持

通用數據接口可擴展設計

平台功能特點 / Platform features

分布式架構

三层的分布式架構，将数据采集、数据传输与数据层处理层分开，充分保障系统的稳定性与可靠性
彈性擴容及升級

系统扩容采用动态扩容技术，組件擴展支持異構技術，實現用技術手段滿足用戶不斷增長的需求
模塊化功能設計

系统支持模块化功能扩展，可基于客户需求动态添加功能模块，充分满足系统定制化需求
分布式技術核心組件

軟件采用以分布式計算、雲計算和移動計算爲基礎新一代的軟件架構技術，滿足海量數據集中處理的要求
界面定制-淡雅型風格

系统支持界面样式及风格自定义，充分满足不同客户的GUI需求
界面定制-商務型風格

系統支持界面樣式及風格自定義，充分滿足不同客戶的GUI需求

平台應用 / Application platform

IMCP綜合監控管理平台集成了通用數據采集、視覺展示，策略管理，遠程控制，運行維護，知識庫，二次開發于一體，主要應用于大型數據中心、智慧城市、物聯網等涉及海量數據彙聚及集中處理的應用場景。

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