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30. Int. CMG Conference 2004: Las Vegas, Nevada, USA
- 30th International Computer Measurement Group Conference, December 5-10, 2004, Las Vegas, Nevada, USA, Proceedings. Computer Measurement Group 2004
- Nalini J. Elkins:
TCP/IP Chargeback to Enforce Performance Targets. 1-8 - Denise P. Kalm:
Perception is Reality - The Psychology of Performance Management. 9-16 - Yong-Soo Kim:
Performance Metrics in IT Operation Outsourcing. 17-24 - Michael D. Maddox:
A Performance Process Maturity Model. 25-36 - Fabio Massimo Ottaviani:
CMG-Italia Best Paper: 7 Deadly Sins in WLC. 37-46 - David F. Redinbaugh:
A Methodology for Tracking Capital Spending for IT. 47-52 - Larry Reeve:
Adapting the TileBar Interface for Visualizing Resource Usage. 53-58 - Jerry L. Rosenberg:
Service Management - The ITIL Framework. 59-66 - David Rowley:
Utility Pricing - Software Licensing Strategies for an On Demand World. 67-78 - Michael A. Salsburg:
Self-Aware Business Processes. 79-86 - Susan Schreitmueller:
AIX Best Practices. 87-98 - Annie W. Shum, Jeffrey P. Buzen:
"Journeying to the Land of On-Demand: Principles to Follow, Pitfalls to Avoid". 99-110 - John H. Silver:
Asset Management as a Prerequisite for Capacity Planning. 111-114 - John H. Silver:
Why Develop a Storage Strategy? 115-118 - Christopher P. Strasser:
Evaluating IT Management Practice. 119-126 - M. Welch, Chris P. Schreck:
Software Licensing Cost Reduction Strategies for Large Mainframe Environments. 127-130 - Elaine Weston:
UK CMG Best Paper: Business Continuity & Disaster Recovery Planning & Management. 131-136 - Yiping Ding:
Performance Impact of Load Balancers on Server Farms. 137-148 - Neil J. Gunther:
Linux Load Average Revealed. 149-160 - James Holtman:
Using a Discrete Simulation Tool for Modeling. 161-172 - David McGuinness, Liam Murphy, Andrew Lee:
Issues in Developing a Simulation Model of an EJB Application Server. 173-182 - Christopher A. Newland:
Projecting Large Scale Deployments with Multiple Year Rollouts. 183-194 - Tom A. Thompson:
Optimize Server Consolidations with End-to-End Modeling. 195-202 - Judson Veazey, Blaine Gaither, Larry J. Thayer:
More CPUs or more DIMMs? Finding the Optimal Balance between System Components. 203-214 - Lloyd G. Williams, Connie U. Smith:
Web Application Scalability: A Model-Based Approach. 215-226 - Jorge D. Xifra:
Performance Analysis: Converting Data Into Information Using One Simple Statistic Function. 227-238 - Bernard Domanski, Robert J. Domanski:
Configuration and Deployment of a Residential Web Server. 239-260 - Jozo J. Dujmovic, Zoran Avramov:
A Network Benchmark for the .NET Framework. 261-272 - Félix Hernández-Campos, F. Donelson Smith, Kevin Jeffay:
Generating Realistic TCP Workloads. 273-284 - David Konz:
A White Box Look at the Performance of 802.11 Wireless and its Variants. 285-302 - Sidney W. Soberman:
Web Bandwidth Management using Homemade Tools and Freeware. 303-310 - Nikhil Venugopal, Gaurav Caprihan:
Network Bandwidth Estimations Based on Use-Case Scenarios. 311-316 - Werner Vogels:
Web Services Are Not Distributed Objects. 317-324 - Geoff Adams:
CMG Australia Best Paper: VTS : 'What's Happening'- An Implementation Case Study. 325-344 - Robert Andresen:
Monitoring Linux with Native Tools. 345-354 - Joseph L. Babcock:
Care and Feeding of SMF in the Large System Environment. 355-364 - Thomas Bodenheimer:
DB2 Performance Monitoring using Snapshots. 365-372 - Giuseppe Cassone, Giacomo Giannini, Antonio Picca, Andrea Pinnola:
Performance Integration: from Development to Delivery All at Once. 373-382 - Robert E. Chaney:
"DB2 DDF, Life in the Fast Lane". 383-388 - James J. Cusick, Terry Welch:
Developing and Applying a Distributed Systems Performance Approach for a Web Platform. 389-398 - Andrew S. Duffen:
Managing All of Your Application's Servers From a Single Web Page. 399-406 - Pierre M. Fiorini, Yiping Ding:
The Performance Impact of Security Attacks on Enterprise Computing Systems. 407-418 - Rich Fronheiser:
"Too Many Servers, Not Enough Eyes (or - Where Did All These Servers Come From?!?)". 419-428 - Richard L. Gimarc, Amy C. Spellmann, James Reynolds:
Moving Beyond Test and Guess - Using Modeling with Load Testing to Improve Web Application Readiness. 429-440 - Adam Grummitt:
Corporate Performance Management as a Pragmatic Process in an ITIL World.. 441-452 - Curtis E. Hrischuk:
Capacity Planning of Voice Response Middleware. 453-464 - Len Jejer, Raymond J. Smith:
WLM - Our Experiences Implementing Goals By Online Transaction Response Time. 465-472 - Mark W. Johnson:
Monitoring and Diagnosing Applications with ARM 4.0. 473-484 - Ronald R. Kaminski:
Automating Workload Characterization by Policy. 485-496 - William S. Keezer:
IT Web Reporting: All Things to All People. 497-504 - Richard W. Kephart:
The Job You Save. 505-512 - Jaqui Lynch:
Planning for Partitioned AIX Systems. 513-520 - Daniel A. Menascé, Emiliano Casalicchio:
Quality of Service Aspects and Metrics In Grid Computing. 521-532 - Linwood Merritt:
Seeing the Forest AND the Trees: Capacity Planning for a Large Number of Servers. 533-540 - Linwood Merritt:
A Finger in the Wind: Forecasting Techniques for Capacity Planning. 541-548 - Chris L. Molloy:
Best Practices for Server Virtualization. 549-554 - Rich Olcott:
Shared Disk in a Distributed Storage Environment - A Drag on Performance. 555-564 - Insung Park:
Event Tracing for Windows: Best Practices. 565-574 - Alexandre Polozoff:
Performance Testing Protocol. 575-584 - David F. Pultorak:
Service Level Management: More Than Just SLAs. 585-596 - Richard S. Ralston:
"z/Series, Sub Capacity Workload License Charges, Soft-Caps, and WLM". 597-612 - Russell A. Rogers:
Ubiquitous Data Collection in a Large Distributed Environment. 613-624 - Anthony J. Ruberry:
z/OS Performance Management in the Real World. 625-636 - Scott B. Small:
Supersizing Capacity and Performance. 637-646 - Yefim Somin:
Workload Characterization for Websphere Application Server. 647-656 - Shanti Subramanyam:
Principles of Good Benchmark Construction. 657-666 - Douglas A. Tapscott:
UNIX Update and Compile Performance Resolution. 667-670 - Igor A. Trubin, Linwood Merritt:
"Mainframe Global and Workload Level Statistical Exception Detection System, Based on MASF". 671-678 - Mike Tsykin, James P. Bouhana:
Beyond Thresholds: New Directions in QoS Monitoring and Alerting. 679-688 - Robert D. van der Mei, Bart Gijsen, Pieter J. Meulenhoff:
Overload Control for Web Services: Web Admission Control. 689-696 - Robert D. van der Mei, Bart Gijsen, Marcel Harkema:
Performance of Middleware-based Service Architectures: a Quantitative Approach. 697-702 - Baoning Wu, Brian D. Davison:
Implementing an Evaluation Architecture for Web Proxies. 703-714 - James A. Yaple:
A Practical Implementation of Guerrrilla Monitoring. 715-722 - David Carter:
ARMing Apache. 723-726 - Claire S. Cates:
Where's Waldo: Uncovering Hard-to-Find Application Killers. 727-740 - Claire S. Cates:
How's Your Memory? 741-750 - Carl J. De Pasquale:
Collecting Java Performance Measurements Using Byte Code Engineering. 751-764 - Marc J. Fleury:
Professional Open Source and the Future of JBoss. 765-774 - Thomas A. Halinski:
Performance Improvements from the "Things I Wish They'd Told Me 8 Years Ago" - Visualized. 775-790 - James Holtman:
The Use of "R" for System Performance Analysis. 791-802 - Peter Johnson:
How's My Performance? Dial 1-800-I-AM-FAST. 803-808 - Peter Johnson:
Java Garbage Collection Statistical Analysis 101. 809-820 - Henry H. Liu, Pat V. Crain:
An Analytic Model for Predicting the Performance of SOA-Based Enterprise Software Applications. 821-832 - Serg Mescheryakov:
Performance Comparison of Various Hierarchical Structures in Database Systems. 833-842 - Fred M. Richards Jr., Robert N. Will:
Performance Engineering throughout the Software Life Cycle. 843-852 - Connie U. Smith, Lloyd G. Williams:
Introduction to Software Performance Engineering. 853-864 - H. Pat Artis:
Understanding the Differences between z900 and z990 Service Time Measurements. 865-870 - Frank M. Bereznay, Shana J. Bereznay:
Reporting on I/O Configurations using RMF Data: Connecting the Logical to the Physical. 871-880 - Mark B. Friedman:
A Simplified Approach to Windows Disk Tuning. 881-892 - Kathleen N. Hodge:
Disaster Recovery is a Snap. 893-906 - Randy Kerns:
iSCSI - Understanding the Issues. 907-912 - Chao Li, Li-Zhu Zhou, Chun-Xiao Xing:
A Multi-tiered Model for Performance Analysis of Storage Area Network. 913-922 - Charles T. McGavin Jr., Anthony G. Mungal:
ESCON to FICON Migration Planning. 923-932 - Bruce McNutt:
SAN Virtualization Layout and Performance. 933-940 - Prem Mehra, Art Ullman:
SQL Server 2000 and Large Storage Deployment. 941-948 - Joel B. Motzny, Jeffry A. Smith:
Establishing an Open Systems Storage Strategy for your Company. Int. CMG Conference 2004: 949-956 - Alan Phelan, William Z. Zahavi:
"Application Performance has Significantly Degraded, It Must be the I/O Subsystem, Please Upgrade It!". 957-966 - Robert Rogers:
"Business Process Mapping, Data Classification, and Service Level Objectives". 967-974 - Michael A. Salsburg:
Is a PetaByte More Than We Can Chew? 975-982 - Greg P. Schulz:
Performance and Capacity Planning Basics for Storage Networks V2.0. 983-988 - Xianneng Shen, Clark MacDonald, Randy Taylor:
Study of Linux I/O Performance Characteristics for Volume Managers on an Intel Xeon Server. 989-998 - Brian J. Smith, John G. Aschoff, Stefan Jaquet:
A Performance Advisor for Storage Provisioning. 999-1004
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