Embedded instrumentation for evaluating task sharing performance in a distributed computing system

Rotithor, H.G.

doi:10.1109/19.137368

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“…However, it cannot support application measurements in an enterprise environment and deployment cost is excessive. A second approach is a software monitor [ 17] that collects application and distribution infrastructure metrics, but requires careful design to minimize perturbation of the system under test. A variation is hybrid software and hardware monitors [5] [12].…”

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Integration of Performance Measurement and Modeling for Open Distributed Processing

Friedrich

Martinka

Sienknecht

et al. 1995

Open Distributed Processing

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Successful deployment of open distributed processing requires integrated performance management facilities. This paper describes measurement and modeling technologies that provide quality of service (QoS) measures and projections for distributed applications. The vital role of performance instrumentation and modeling is applied to the Reference Model for Open Distributed Processing. We discuss an architecture and prototype for an efficient measurement infrastructure for heterogeneous distributed environments. We present an application model useful for application design, deployment and capacity planning. We demonstrate that integrated measurement and modeling yields the QoS measures that guide application deployment and increase management capability.

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