1. A method for ontologically driving context mediation in a computing system, the method comprising: crawling or indexing of logical components of solution executing in a hosted computing architecture of a computing environment to acquire splunked events; collecting both the splunked events and also events generated natively through operation of logical components of the hosted computing architecture or via an adapter to the logical components of the hosted computing architecture; loading a solution topology for the solution, workload patterns for the solution, and software configuration for applications provided as part of the solution; contextually mediating the collected events with the solution topology for the solution, workload patterns for the solution, and software configuration for applications provided as part of the solution to produce context sensitive events by providing both the splunked events and the natively generated events to a context interchange (COIN) mediator, the COIN mediator producing context sensitive events by mediating the collected events with the loaded solution topology, workload patterns, and software configuration and also with a catalog of pre-defined symptoms; and, correlating the context sensitive events with corresponding symptoms in a display to an end user in the computing environment.