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22. Int. CMG Conference 1996: San Diego, CA, USA
- 22nd International Computer Measurement Group Conference, December 10-13, 1996, San Diego, CA, USA, Proceedings. Computer Measurement Group 1996
- Amy W. Apon:
Challenges Of Capacity Planning In A Distributed Environment. 1-9 - Robert E. Kinicki:
Critical Issues In Distributed Network Management. 10-14 - Barry Merrill:
Data Mining The Original Data Warehouse: Twenty-Five Years And A Million Lines of SAS Later. 15-26 - Dipto Chakravarty, Salam Dahbour:
Internet Payment Systems. 27-38 - Andrea L. Glaser:
The Long And Winding Road To AIX Performance Tuning. 39-49 - Jeffry A. Schwartz:
Is 32-Bit Application Performance As Good As Expected? 50-61 - Yiping Ding, Subhash C. Agrawal:
The Performance Impact Of Web Browsers. 62-73 - Gregory V. Caliri:
Getting Started In Mainframe Capacity Planning Activities. 74-78 - Clayton S. Ching:
MQSeries-A Business Solution For The 90's. 79-83 - Tim Follen:
A Simulation Model Of A Client-Server LAN/WAN Network. 84-93 - Michael A. Salsburg:
Network Performance Modeling - Get A Grip! 94-102 - Subhash C. Agrawal, Kenneth Newman, Michael Forsyth, Yefim Somin:
Measurement And Analysis Of Process & Workload CPU Time In UNIX Environments. 103-114 - Steven R. Hackenberg:
CICS Dynamic Transaction Routing: Methods And Techniques. 115-120 - Steve Franklin:
Measurement And Analysis Of Client/Server Systems. 121-130 - Linwood Merritt:
Introduction To Capacity Management Techniques. 131-135 - Diana Lubow:
Tape Performance Tools: A Requirement For The Future. 136-146 - Linda Libby:
Beyond The Numbers: The Human Side Of Capacity Planning. 147-153 - David A. Beulke:
Sysplex & DB2 Version 4 Data Sharing. 154-161 - Cheryl Watson:
WLM Goal Mode Using A Quickstart Service Policy. 162-169 - Glynn B. Giacone:
Oracle, Sybase, And Informix: Metrics For Sizing, Planning, Monitoring And Tuning. 170-177 - Daniel J. Squillace, Don O. Koch:
IT Service Management For World Wide Web Sites. 178-185 - Rodney B. Wallace, Tyrone E. McKoy Jr.:
Performance Monitoring And Capacity Planning For Web Servers. 186-197 - Steve W. Mawhinney, Catherine S. Nolan:
Banking On Technology: How The Implementation Of Sequential Data Striping And Hardware Data Compression Can Bring Benefit To The Bottom Line. 198-204 - John R. Heath, Stephen A. R. Houser:
On The Relationship Of Server Disk Workloads And Client File Requests. 205-213 - Bernie Davidovics:
Using SNMP To Analyze The Performance Of Networks And Distributed Systems. 214-228 - Steve F. Kuekes:
Clearing The Fog: Getting The Value Out Of Your Distributed Computing Assets. 229-234 - Dick Sziede:
Statistics For The Algebraically Challenged. 235-248 - Rayne Chen:
A Benchmark Comparing UNIX And Window NT For Decision Support With Oracle RDBMS. 249-259 - Peter Liu:
1 + 1 != 2: Welcome To The Jungle Of Performance Benchmarking For Network Backups. 260-265 - William T. Gray:
Analyzing, Tuning, And Planning For Hybrid Tape Subsystems. 266-276 - Matthew F. Haley:
Managing A Shared Server-Issues And Stress Points. 277-281 - Bruce McNutt:
I/O Reference Patterns At Extended Time Scales: An Empirical Study. 282-289 - Kersi Bhiwandiwalla, David Ireland, John Betz, James W. McGalliard:
Case Study Of A Synthetic Benchmark At The USDA National Information Technology Center. 290-298 - Daniel A. Menascé, Amar Rao:
Performance Prediction Of Parallel Applications On Networks Of Workstations. 299-308 - Bernard Domanski:
Discovering The Relationships Between Metrics. 309-313 - Page T. Borchetta, Gary King:
Review SMF Data For Parallel Sysplex. 314-327 - Bob Chaney Jr.:
A Real World Client/Server Capacity Study. 328-336 - Larry Roche, Henry Newman, Johannes Grawe:
Operational Needs for Software Products That Manage Batch Workloads and Distributed Computers. 337-347 - Junro Nose, Mikio Kiyota:
Optimizing Database Allocations. 348-357 - Jerry L. Rosenberg:
Benchmarking: Why, What, How, When And Where. 358-367 - Jozo J. Dujmovic:
A Method For Evaluation And Selection Of Complex Hardware And Software Systems. 368-378 - James P. Bouhana:
UNIX Workload Characterization Using Process Accounting. 379-390 - Gene M. Leganza:
Using Analytical Modeling To Ensure Client/Server Application Performance. 391-398 - Bob Ellsworth:
The Effects Of MP Serialization On Logical Partitioning Capacity. 399-407 - Yiping Ding, Tao Zhang, Lester Lipsky:
On The Performance Of Parallel Computers: Order Statistics, Amdahl's Law and Their Applications. 408-419 - Subhash C. Agrawal, Amr Hafez, Albert J. Parent, Richard Schoeller:
Object-Oriented Approach To Performance Management In A Distributed Environment. 420-429 - Adam Grummitt:
Client-Server Performance Management: Evolution Or Revolution? 430-441 - Gilbert E. Houtekamer:
Tape Configurations And Volume Stacking. 442-447 - Irwin F. Kraus:
The Parallel Sysplex As SMP: Viewing Performance, Capacity, And Scalability Through A Familiar Lens. 448-454 - George I. Thompson:
A Manager's Framework For Enterprise Resource Management. 455-466 - George I. Thompson:
The Need For An Enterprise Resource Management Measurement/Forecasting Infrastructure. Int. CMG Conference 1996: 467-478 - Jeffrey P. Buzen, Annie W. Shum:
Beyond Bandwidth-Mainframe Style Capacity Planning For Networks And Windows NT. 479-485 - John E. Arwe:
MVS Workload Manager Velocity Goals: What You Don't Know Can Hurt You. 486-497 - Connie U. Smith:
Designing High-Performance Distributed Applications Using Software Performance Engineering: A Tutorial. 498-507 - Heather M. Butchart:
Sled Is Dead, RAID Is Staid, Virtual Disk is Reality. 508-518 - H. Pat Artis:
Sibling PEND: Like A Wheel Within A Wheel. 519-527 - Eddie Rabinovitch:
Outsourcing Network Management: Why, When, How? 528-531 - Lester Lipsky:
Modelling Telecommunications Systems That Have Power-Tail (Bursty, Chaotic, Heavy-Tail, Self-Similar, etc.) Traffic. 532-553 - Linwood Merritt:
Storing And Using Performance Data From Multiple Platforms. 554-559 - David L. Peterson, David Bruce Adams:
Fractal Patterns In DASD I/O Traffic. 560-571 - John G. Aschoff:
Open Systems, Storage, And Performance (For The Mainframe Mind). 572-578 - John L. Connor:
Systems And Workload Management In The Parallel World. 579-587 - Charles T. McGavin Jr.:
Introduction To Statistics In Computer Measurement. 588-592 - Richard D. Austin:
Capacity Management Of Distributed Windows NT Servers. 593-600 - John N. Clarke:
Tape! What You Don't Know Can Hurt You. 601-610 - James W. Tummins:
Tele-Winds Of Change. 611-617 - Anthony G. Mungal:
High Availability I/O Subsystems: A Comparison Of Remote Copy Approaches. 618-631 - Robert H. Johnson:
Managing UNIX I/O Subsystems. 632-643 - Timothy J. Gibson, Ethan L. Miller:
The Case For Personal Computers As Workstations. 644-652 - William L. Shelden Jr.:
Moving Work From Bi-Polar To CMOS Technology. 653-658 - Tomoyuki Kawano, Kazuhiko Baba:
Methodology For System Performance Evaluation. 659-667 - Joel Goldstein:
DB2 Version 3 & 4 Performance Metrics. 668-676 - Catherine H. Liu:
Open Enterprise Performance-APPC Response Time Challenge. 677-684 - Ruth V. Heidel:
If It's Client/Server, It Must Be Time To CYA (Control Your Assets). 685-691 - Sridhar Gopalaswami, Michael Derbaum:
Workload Manager In A Sysplex. 692-702 - Diana Szumilas, Sandra McCrady, Ron Leighton:
Performance Engineering A Distributed Architecture (An Evaluation Of Proposed DCE And Encina Cells). 703-712 - Tachen Leo Lo:
Are You Ready For Tomorrow Today? Understanding Enterprise Network Transmission Technologies. 713-723 - Chuck Hoover:
"Tickets To The Ball Park" Fast Estimating Techniques For DB2/MVS. 724-736 - Tim R. Norton:
Simalytic Enterprise Modeling - The Best Of Both Worlds. 737-748 - Win J. Bowman:
Cache Residency Time: Pragmatic Approach Versus Approximation Technique. 749-757 - Wayne A. Schumack:
The Eight Commandments Of Storage Management. 758-764 - Jaqueline A. Lynch:
UNIX Performance Management: It Doesn't Have To Cost A Fortune. 765-772 - Mark B. Friedman, Bob Shannon:
The Future Looks Bright For DIM. 773-786 - Thomas Beretvas:
Description Of New DASD Technology. 787-800 - Ray Wicks:
Analyzing Processor Speed. 801-808 - Clifford J. Goosmann:
Tape Performance Management. 809-818 - Dean M. Tullsen:
Fellowship - Simulation And Modeling Of A Simultaneous Multithreading Processor. 819-828 - Virgílio A. F. Almeida, Jussara M. Almeida, Cristina D. Murta:
Performance Analysis Of A WWW Server. 829-838 - Mark M. Maccabee:
Client/Server End-To-End Response Time: Real Life Experience. 839-849 - Carl E. Sommer, Tim Rowles:
A Case Study Of Applying Traditional Data Center Capacity Planning Techniques To Your Company's Phone System. 850-860 - Chris B. Hull:
Managing Your Memory In Solaris And AIX. 861-868 - Edward A. Woods:
DB2 Databases: Searching Out The Hot Spots. 869-876 - Glynn B. Giacone, Javier Muñoz:
SAP R/3 In A UNIX Environment: A Case Study For Client/Server Capacity Planning. 877-885 - Eric D. Ho, Michael E. Matchett:
Capacity Planning for Web-Based Internet Business Services. 886-896 - Gilbert E. Houtekamer:
Benchmarking And Modeling: Pick Your Favorite. 897-905 - Mike Tsykin, Christopher D. Langshaw:
An Approach To Open Systems Capacity Management. 906-915 - David Bruce Adams:
Automating Mainframe Reporting Through The LAN. 916-923 - Jozo J. Dujmovic, James B. Law:
A Workload Control System For A Network Performance Measurement Environment. 924-935 - James W. McGalliard, Gary Cline, Joseph Shakelton:
Performance Evaluation Of A CMOS Processor Using A Synthetic Assembler Benchmark. 936-947 - Robert J. Michalsky:
A Synthesis Of System Analysis And Performance Engineering. 948-956 - Neil J. Gunther:
Understanding The MP Effect: Multiprocessing In Pictures. 957-968 - George W. Dodson:
Gaining Management Control Of Client/Server Environments. 969-975 - Kaison Yen:
Automated Enterprise Systems Reporting Using Microsoft EXCEL VBA. 976-979 - Amy C. Spellmann:
Cost-Effective Client-Server Performance Modeling. 980-986 - Fred Douglis:
Experiences With The AT&T Internet Difference Engine. 987-996 - Luiz A. DaSilva, Rick Lett, Victor Frost:
Performance Considerations In File Transfers Using FTP Over Wide-Area ATM Networks. 997-1001 - John R. Zaleski:
RS/6000 Processor Performance Modeling A Methodology For IBM RISC 6000 Model 990 Modeling And Performance Evaluation. 1002-1011 - Dennis Moya, Prabuddha Biswas:
Response Time And Resource Budgeting In A Client/Server Application. 1012-1020 - David P. Griffith:
Three Methods For Cache Sizing Too Much, Too Little, And Just Right? 1021-1025 - Michael R. Stadelmann, Subhash C. Agrawal:
UNIX Web Server Performance Analysis. 1026-1033 - David L. Peterson:
Data Center I/O Patterns And Power Laws. 1034-1045 - Joseph L. Hellerstein:
Rules Of Thumb For Selecting Metrics For Detecting Performance Problems. 1046-1057 - Glen W. Delvecchio:
Computer Resource Management Using Statistical Quality Methods. 1058-1067 - Rick Lebsack:
Planes, Trains, And Automobiles: What To Do When You Don't Have A Map. 1068-1078
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