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JAGATH: A Methodology and its Application for Distributed Systems Performance Evaluation and Control

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Computer Performance Evaluation (TOOLS 1998)

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A methodology (JAGATH) and a tool based on it for establishing the performance of a distributed system within an empirical framework are presented. A set of performance variables representing the system performance is derived in terms of a combination of a set of performance measures. These performance measures represent the actual measurements of the events in the system. These performance variables are used to display the system performance status in the form of Kiviat graphs. The causal relationship between the performance variables and the internal system control variables and the workload characteristics can be established. This can be used in a performance ‘tuning’ system.

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Santha, S., Pooch, U. (1998). JAGATH: A Methodology and its Application for Distributed Systems Performance Evaluation and Control. In: Puigjaner, R., Savino, N.N., Serra, B. (eds) Computer Performance Evaluation. TOOLS 1998. Lecture Notes in Computer Science, vol 1469. Springer, Berlin, Heidelberg. https://doi.org/10.1007/3-540-68061-6_34

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