Model giliran prestasi bagi pelayan portal UUM

Model giliran prestasi bagi pelayan portal UUM

Despite of the increasing number of Web servers in use, only several people is definitively known about their performance characteristics. Until now, there is no complete model of Web server performance for UUM Web Portal. The main objective of this study is to develop a Generalized System-Level Mod...

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Main Author: Khairiny, Khalid
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Published: 2007
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Model giliran prestasi bagi pelayan portal UUM
description Despite of the increasing number of Web servers in use, only several people is definitively known about their performance characteristics. Until now, there is no complete model of Web server performance for UUM Web Portal. The main objective of this study is to develop a Generalized System-Level Model at a system-level point of view of Web server performance for UUM Web Portal. A system-level performance model views the system being modeled as a "black box" which only the arrival rate and service time is considered. It is important in order to measure Web server performance metrics such as server utilization, average server throughput, average number of packet in the server and average response time. This study is refers to infinite population and finite queue. It is suitable model because it is easy to define and fast to interpret the result but still represents the real situation. In addition, the complex problem is easily to understand. The developed model can increase the knowledge and understanding about the importance of system-level model in Web server performance. It also offers a basic result for Web server assessment in details. Finally, it can assist the management in making decision about system performance to enhance the server system at UUM Computer Centre as well
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title Model giliran prestasi bagi pelayan portal UUM
title_short Model giliran prestasi bagi pelayan portal UUM
title_full Model giliran prestasi bagi pelayan portal UUM
title_fullStr Model giliran prestasi bagi pelayan portal UUM
title_full_unstemmed Model giliran prestasi bagi pelayan portal UUM
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spelling my-uum-etd.52712015-12-10T01:11:30Z Model giliran prestasi bagi pelayan portal UUM 2007 Khairiny, Khalid Abdul Rahim, Rahela Centre for Graduate Studies Pusat Pengajian Siswazah TK5015.888 Web sites Despite of the increasing number of Web servers in use, only several people is definitively known about their performance characteristics. Until now, there is no complete model of Web server performance for UUM Web Portal. The main objective of this study is to develop a Generalized System-Level Model at a system-level point of view of Web server performance for UUM Web Portal. A system-level performance model views the system being modeled as a "black box" which only the arrival rate and service time is considered. It is important in order to measure Web server performance metrics such as server utilization, average server throughput, average number of packet in the server and average response time. This study is refers to infinite population and finite queue. It is suitable model because it is easy to define and fast to interpret the result but still represents the real situation. In addition, the complex problem is easily to understand. The developed model can increase the knowledge and understanding about the importance of system-level model in Web server performance. It also offers a basic result for Web server assessment in details. Finally, it can assist the management in making decision about system performance to enhance the server system at UUM Computer Centre as well 2007 Thesis https://etd.uum.edu.my/5271/ https://etd.uum.edu.my/5271/1/s86479.pdf text eng validuser https://etd.uum.edu.my/5271/2/s86479_abstract.pdf text eng public http://lintas.uum.edu.my:8080/elmu/index.jsp?module=webopac-l&action=fullDisplayRetriever.jsp&szMaterialNo=0000792939 masters masters Universiti Utara Malaysia Saleh, A.R., Hibadullah, F. & Ahmad, K. B. (2002). Penggunaan internet di kalangan pelajar: kajian kes di Kota Bharu. 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