Performance Extrapolation Using Load Testing Results
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Summary
A simple extrapolation technique based on statistical empirical modelling that analyses application workload based on its service demand on various system resources and is found to be more than 90% accurate for a range of applications running across a number of hardware servers.
- Type
- article
- Published
- 2012-04-30
- Cited by
- 4
- References
- 12
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Keywords
Extrapolation, Reliability engineering, Computer science, Mathematics, Statistics
References
- Moving Beyond Test and Guess - Using Modeling with Load Testing to Improve Web Application Readiness
- Performance Modeling and Evaluation of Large-Scale J2EE Applications
- Performance extrapolation that uses industry benchmarks with performance models
- Performance extrapolation in discrete-event systems simulation
- Sensitivity Analysis and Performance Extrapolation for Computer Simulation Models
- Performance Extrapolation for Load Testing Results of Mixture of Applications
- Extrapolation tool for load testing results
- A Framework For Automated System Performance Testing
- How to integrate load testing results with capacity planning
- Quantitative system performance - computer system analysis using queueing network models
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