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Handling Session Classes for Predicting ASP.NET Performance Metrics

Overview Distributed systems and web applications play an important role in computer science nowadays. The most common consideration is performance, because these systems must provide services with low response time, high availability, and certain throughput level. With the help of performance models, the performance metrics can be determined at the early stages of the development process. This paper estimates the model parameters based on one measurement. This paper implemented the MVA and the approximate MVA evaluation algorithm for closed queueing networks along with the calculation of the balanced job bounds with the help of MATLAB. The authors have tested a web application with concurrent user sessions in order to validate the models in ASP.NET environment.

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Publisher	Budapest University of Technology and Economics	File Format	PDF
Date Published	April 2006
Format	White Papers
Topics	Software Engineering, .NET, Application Development

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