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20071008 Monday October 08, 2007
CEC: Performability: Analysis of Performance and Availability in Complex Computing Systems

Richard Elling

Performability = Ability to Perform

Simple: when up performance = 100, down = 0

This is not an accurate(realistic,real life) representation of system performance and availability for complex systems..

This is something that Sun Managed Operations has been dealing with for years. Say you have 100 identical web servers, if 10 are down what state are you in.

This is even harder in complex environments. All of managed ops PSEs should attend this presentation, it isn't something that we all deal with, but as trusted solution providers/advisers this is right up our alley. Everything is done in tradeoffs.


Oct 08 2007, 08:49:04 PM EST Permalink

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