Guerilla capacity planning: a tactical approach to planning for highly scalable applications and services
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| adam_text | CONTENTS
PREFACE
........................................................
VII
1 WHAT IS GUERRILLA CAPACITY PLANNING?
.....................
1
1.1 INTRODUCTION ............................................ 1
1.2 WHYMANAGEMENTRESISTSCAPACITYPLANNING ............... 1
1.2.1 RISKMANAGEMENTVS.RISKPERCEPTION................ 2
1.2.2 INSTRUMENTATIONJUSTCAUSESBUGS................... 3
1.2.3 ASLONGASITFAILSONTIME ........................ 4
1.2.4 CAPACITYMANAGEMENTASA HOMUNCULUS.............. 5
1.3 GUERRILLAVS.GORILLA ..................................... 6
1.3.1 NOCOMPASSREQUIRED ............................. 7
1.3.2 MODELINGISNOTLIKEA MODELRAILWAY............... 8
1.3.3 MORELIKEA MAPTHANTHEMETRO ................... 8
1.4 TACTICALPLANNINGASA WEAPON............................ 9
1.4.1 SCALABILITYBYSPREADSHEET.......................... 10
1.4.2 A LOTFROMLITTLE................................. 11
1.4.3 FORECASTINGONTHEFLY ............................. 13
1.4.4 GUERRILLAGUIDELINES ............................... 14
1.5 SUMMARY............................................... 16
2 ITIL FOR GUERRILLAS
........................................
17
2.1 INTRODUCTION ............................................ 17
2.2 ITILBACKGROUND........................................ 17
2.2.1 BUSINESSPERSPECTIVE............................... 19
2.2.2 CAPACITYMANAGEMENT ............................. 21
2.3 THEWHEELOFCAPACITYMANAGEMENT....................... 21
2.3.1 TRADITIONALCAPACITYPLANNING ...................... 21
2.3.2 RUNNINGONTHERIM............................... 23
2.3.3 GUERRILLARACINGWHEEL ............................ 24
2.4 SUMMARY............................................... 25
XIV CONTENTS
3 DAMAGING DIGITS IN CAPACITY CALCULATIONS
.................
27
3.1 INTRODUCTION ............................................ 27
3.2 SIGNIFICANTDIGITS........................................ 28
3.2.1 ACCURACY......................................... 28
3.2.2 PRECISION......................................... 29
3.3 SIFTINGFORSIGDIGS....................................... 30
3.3.1 COUNTBYZEROS ................................... 30
3.3.2 SIGNIFICANCEANDSCALE.............................. 32
3.4 ROUNDINGRULES ......................................... 32
3.4.1 GOLDENRULE...................................... 34
3.4.2 SUMRULE ........................................ 34
3.4.3 PRODUCTRULE ..................................... 34
3.5 PLANNINGWITHDOLLARSANDSENSE.......................... 35
3.5.1 COSTMETRIC ...................................... 35
3.5.2 SIGNIFICANTDIGITS.................................. 36
3.6 EXPRESSINGERRORS ....................................... 37
3.6.1 ABSOLUTEERROR.................................... 37
3.6.2 RELATIVEERROR .................................... 37
3.6.3 STANDARDDEVIATION................................ 37
3.6.4 STANDARDERROR.................................... 38
3.6.5 ERRORBARS........................................ 38
3.6.6 INSTRUMENTATIONERROR ............................. 39
3.7 INTERVALARITHMETIC ...................................... 39
3.8 SUMMARY............................................... 40
4 SCALABILITY*A QUANTITATIVE APPROACH
.....................
41
4.1 INTRODUCTION ............................................ 41
4.2 FUNDAMENTALCONCEPTSOFSCALING.......................... 41
4.2.1 GEOMETRICSCALING................................. 42
4.2.2 ALLOMETRICSCALING................................. 43
4.2.3 CRITICALSIZE ...................................... 44
4.2.4 SIZINGEXAMPLES................................... 45
4.3 HARDWARESCALABILITY..................................... 47
4.3.1 IDEALPARALLELISM .................................. 48
4.3.2 AMDAHL*SLAW .................................... 49
4.3.3 MULTIUSERSCALEUP ................................. 52
4.3.4 SERIAL-PARALLELDUALITY ............................. 55
4.3.5 SCALEDSPEEDUP ................................... 56
4.4 UNIVERSALSCALABILITYMODEL............................... 56
4.4.1 THEROLEOFCOHERENCY............................. 58
4.5 OTHERSCALABILITYMODELS ................................. 63
4.5.1 GEOMETRICMODEL.................................. 63
4.5.2 QUADRATICMODEL.................................. 63
4.5.3 EXPONENTIALMODEL ................................ 64
4.6 MULTICORESANDCLUSTERS .................................. 66
CONTENTS XV
4.7 SUMMARY............................................... 68
5 EVALUATING SCALABILITY PARAMETERS
.........................
71
5.1 INTRODUCTION ............................................ 71
5.2 BENCHMARKMEASUREMENTS................................ 72
5.2.1 THEWORKLOAD .................................... 72
5.2.2 THEPLATFORM ..................................... 74
5.2.3 THEPROCEDURE.................................... 75
5.3 MINIMALDATASET ........................................ 75
5.3.1 INTERPOLATINGPOLYNOMIAL ........................... 76
5.3.2 REGRESSIONPOLYNOMIAL ............................. 76
5.4 CAPACITYRATIOS......................................... 77
5.5 TRANSFORMINGTHESCALABILITYEQUATION ..................... 77
5.5.1 EFFICIENCY ........................................ 78
5.5.2 DEVIATIONFROMLINEARITY........................... 78
5.5.3 TRANSFORMATIONOFVARIABLES ........................ 79
5.5.4 PROPERTIESOFTHEREGRESSIONCURVE .................. 80
5.6 REGRESSIONANALYSIS...................................... 82
5.6.1 QUADRATICPOLYNOMIAL.............................. 82
5.6.2 PARAMETERMAPPING ............................... 83
5.6.3 INTERPRETING THE SCALABILITY PARAMETERS ............... 85
5.6.4 ERRORREPORTING................................... 86
5.7 LESSTHANA FULLDECK ................................... 87
5.7.1 SPARSEEVENDATA ................................. 88
5.7.2 SPARSEUNEVENDATA ............................... 90
5.7.3 MISSING
X
(1)DATUM .............................. 91
5.8 SUMMARY............................................... 94
6 SOFTWARE SCALABILITY
........................................
97
6.1 INTRODUCTION ............................................ 97
6.2 AMDAHL*SLAWFORSOFTWARE ............................... 98
6.3 UNIVERSALSOFTWARESCALABILITY.............................100
6.4 CONCURRENTPROGRAMMINGANDCOHERENCY...................102
6.5 UNIXMULTITASKINGAPPLICATION ...........................103
6.5.1 THEWORKLOAD ....................................103
6.5.2 THEPLATFORM .....................................104
6.5.3 REGRESSIONANALYSIS................................104
6.6 WINDOWS-BASEDAPPLICATIONS .............................107
6.6.1 THEWORKLOAD ....................................107
6.6.2 THEPLATFORM .....................................108
6.6.3 REGRESSIONANALYSIS................................109
6.7 MULTITIERARCHITECTURES...................................110
6.7.1 THEWORKLOAD ....................................111
6.7.2 THEPLATFORM .....................................111
6.7.3 REGRESSIONANALYSIS................................112
XVI CONTENTS
6.7.4 WHYITWORKS ....................................114
6.8 CLASSIFICATIONBYWORKLOAD................................115
6.9 SUMMARY...............................................116
7 FUNDAMENTALS OF VIRTUALIZATION
............................
117
7.1 INTRODUCTION ............................................117
7.2 THESPECTRUMOFVIRTUALMACHINES ........................118
7.2.1 VMSPECTROSCOPY .................................118
7.2.2 POLLINGRATESANDFREQUENCYSCALES..................119
7.3 MICROLEVELVIRTUALMACHINES:HYPERTHREADING ...............119
7.3.1 MICRO-VM POLLING .................................122
7.3.2 THREADEXECUTIONANALYSIS .........................123
7.3.3 MISSINGMIPSEXPLAINED ...........................124
7.3.4 WINDOWS 2000 PRODUCTION SERVER ....................126
7.3.5 GUERRILLACAPACITYPLANNING ........................127
7.4 MESOLEVELVIRTUALMACHINES:HYPERVISORS ...................127
7.4.1 FAIR-SHARESCHEDULING..............................129
7.4.2 MESO-VM POLLING ..................................132
7.4.3 VMWARESHAREALLOCATIONANALYSIS..................134
7.4.4 J2EEWEBLOGICPRODUCTIONAPPLICATION..............135
7.4.5 VMWARESCALABILITYANALYSIS .......................137
7.4.6 GUERRILLACAPACITYPLANNING ........................138
7.5 MACROLEVELVIRTUALMACHINES:HYPERNETS....................138
7.5.1 MACRO-VMPOLLING.................................139
7.5.2 BANDWIDTHSCALABILITYANALYSIS .....................140
7.5.3 REMOTEPOLLINGRATES..............................141
7.5.4 GUERRILLACAPACITYPLANNING ........................142
7.6 SUMMARY...............................................142
8 WEB SITE PLANNING
.........................................
143
8.1 INTRODUCTION ............................................143
8.2 ANALYSISOFDAILYTRAFFIC..................................144
8.2.1 THECAMELANDTHEDROMEDARY .....................144
8.2.2 UNIMODALBUTBICOASTAL ............................146
8.3 EFFECTIVEDEMAND .......................................148
8.3.1 MODELINGASSUMPTIONS.............................149
8.3.2 STATISTICALAPPROACH...............................149
8.4 SELECTINGSTATISTICALTOOLS ................................150
8.4.1 SPREADSHEETPROGRAMMING..........................150
8.4.2 ONLINESUPPORT ...................................150
8.5 PLANNINGFORDATACOLLECTION..............................151
8.5.1 COMMERCIALCOLLECTORS:USEITORLOSEIT .............151
8.5.2 BREWINGINTHEBACKGROUND.........................151
8.6 SHORT-TERMCAPACITYPLANNING............................152
8.6.1 MULTIVARIATEREGRESSIONOFDAILYDATA................152
CONTENTS XVII
8.6.2 AUTOMATIONUSINGSPREADSHEETMACROS...............153
8.7 LONG-TERMCAPACITYPLANNING ............................155
8.7.1 NONLINEARREGRESSIONOFWEEKLYDATA ................155
8.7.2 PROCUREMENTCURVES...............................156
8.7.3 ESTIMATINGSERVERSCALABILITY .......................157
8.7.4 CALCULATINGCAPACITYGAINS.........................158
8.7.5 ESTIMATINGTHEDOUBLINGPERIOD.....................161
8.8 SUMMARY...............................................162
9 GARGANTUAN COMPUTING*GRIDS AND P2P
.................
165
9.1 INTRODUCTION ............................................165
9.2 GRIDSVS.P2P .........................................166
9.3 ANALYSISOFGNUTELLA .....................................167
9.4 TREETOPOLOGIES .........................................168
9.4.1 BINARYTREE ......................................169
9.4.2 ROOTEDTREE ......................................169
9.4.3 CAYLEYTREE ......................................169
9.5 HYPERNETTOPOLOGIES.....................................169
9.5.1 HYPERCUBE .......................................170
9.5.2 HYPERTORUS .......................................170
9.6 CAPACITYMETRICS ........................................170
9.6.1 NETWORKDIAMETER.................................170
9.6.2 TOTALNODES ......................................171
9.6.3 PATHLENGTH......................................171
9.6.4 INTERNALPATHLENGTH ..............................171
9.6.5 AVERAGEHOPDISTANCE .............................171
9.6.6 NETWORKLINKS ....................................172
9.6.7 NETWORKDEMAND..................................172
9.6.8 PEERDEMAND .....................................172
9.6.9 BANDWIDTH .......................................173
9.7 RELATIVEBANDWIDTH......................................173
9.7.1 CAYLEYTREES......................................173
9.7.2 TREESANDCUBES ..................................174
9.7.3 CUBESANDTORI ...................................175
9.7.4 RANKEDPERFORMANCE...............................176
9.8 SUMMARY...............................................176
10 INTERNET PLANNING
..........................................
179
10.1 INTRODUCTION ............................................179
10.2 BELLCORETRACES..........................................180
10.3 FRACTALSANDSELF-SIMILARITY ...............................182
10.4 FRACTALSINTIME.........................................186
10.4.1 SHORT-RANGEDEPENDENCE...........................186
10.4.2 LONG-RANGEDEPENDENCE ...........................188
10.5 IMPACTONBUFFERSIZING ..................................190
XVIII CONTENTS
10.5.1 CONVENTIONALBUFFERSIZING..........................190
10.5.2 LRDBUFFERSIZING.................................192
10.6 NEWDEVELOPMENTS ......................................193
10.6.1 ETHERNETPACKETIZATION.............................194
10.6.2 LRDANDFLICKERNOISE.............................196
10.7 SUMMARY...............................................197
11 GOING GUERRILLA*A CASE STUDY
...........................
199
11.1 INTRODUCTION ............................................199
11.2 GUERRILLAMONITORINGPHASE...............................199
11.3 THEBASICSOLUTION ......................................201
11.3.1 IMPLEMENTATIONDETAILS ............................202
11.3.2 ORCAOUTPUTEXAMPLES ............................203
11.3.3 ROUND-ROBINDATABASE ............................203
11.4 EXTENDINGTHEBASICSOLUTION .............................206
11.4.1 MAINFRAMEDATAPROCESSING.........................206
11.4.2 GUERRILLAPLANNINGPHASE...........................207
11.4.3 MONITORINGWITHORCALERTS........................208
11.5 FUTUREDEVELOPMENTS ....................................209
11.6 SUMMARY...............................................210
APPENDIX
A AMDAHL AND THE REPAIRMAN
...............................
213
A.1 REPAIRMANQUEUEINGMODEL ..............................213
A.2 AMDAHL*SLAWFORPARALLELSUBTASKS........................214
A.2.1 SINGLETASK.......................................215
A.2.2 TWOSUBTASKS.....................................215
A.2.3 MULTIPLESUBTASKS .................................215
A.3 AMDAHL*SLAWFORCONCURRENTMULTITASKS...................217
A.4 NOTEONNELSON*SAPPROACH...............................217
B MATHEMATICA EVALUATION OF NUMA PARAMETERS
............
219
B.1 MATHEMATICAPACKAGES ...................................219
B.2 IMPORTTHEDATA ........................................219
B.3 TABULATETHEDATA.......................................220
B.4 PLOTNORMALIZEDDATA....................................220
B.5 NONLINEARREGRESSION.....................................221
B.6 ANOVAREPORT.........................................221
B.7 MAXIMALCPUCONFIGURATION..............................222
B.8 PLOTOFREGRESSIONMODEL.................................222
CONTENTS XIX
C ABBREVIATIONS AND UNITS
...................................
223
C.1 SIPREFIXES..............................................223
C.2 TIMESUFFIXES ...........................................223
C.3 CAPACITYSUFFIXES........................................224
D PROGRAMS FOR CHAPTER 3
...................................
225
D.1 DETERMINESIGDIGSINVBA ...............................225
D.2 DETERMINESIGDIGSINMATHEMATICA ........................226
D.3 DETERMINESIGDIGSINPERL ................................227
E PROGRAMS FOR CHAPTER 8
...................................
229
E.1 EXAMPLEDATAEXTRACTORINPERL...........................229
E.2 VBA MACRO FOR CALCULATING U
EFF
...........................231
F THE GUERRILLA MANUAL
.....................................
235
F.1 WEAPONSOFMASSINSTRUCTION..............................235
F.2 CAPACITYMODELINGRULESOFTHUMB........................238
F.3 SCALABILITYONA STICK ....................................240
F.3.1 UNIVERSALLAWOFCOMPUTATIONALSCALING .............240
F.3.2 AREASOFAPPLICABILITY..............................241
F.3.3 HOWTOUSEIT.....................................241
BIBLIOGRAPHY
...................................................
243
INDEX
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249
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CONTENTS
PREFACE
.
VII
1 WHAT IS GUERRILLA CAPACITY PLANNING?
.
1
1.1 INTRODUCTION . 1
1.2 WHYMANAGEMENTRESISTSCAPACITYPLANNING . 1
1.2.1 RISKMANAGEMENTVS.RISKPERCEPTION. 2
1.2.2 INSTRUMENTATIONJUSTCAUSESBUGS. 3
1.2.3 ASLONGASITFAILSONTIME . 4
1.2.4 CAPACITYMANAGEMENTASA HOMUNCULUS. 5
1.3 GUERRILLAVS.GORILLA . 6
1.3.1 NOCOMPASSREQUIRED . 7
1.3.2 MODELINGISNOTLIKEA MODELRAILWAY. 8
1.3.3 MORELIKEA MAPTHANTHEMETRO . 8
1.4 TACTICALPLANNINGASA WEAPON. 9
1.4.1 SCALABILITYBYSPREADSHEET. 10
1.4.2 A LOTFROMLITTLE. 11
1.4.3 FORECASTINGONTHEFLY . 13
1.4.4 GUERRILLAGUIDELINES . 14
1.5 SUMMARY. 16
2 ITIL FOR GUERRILLAS
.
17
2.1 INTRODUCTION . 17
2.2 ITILBACKGROUND. 17
2.2.1 BUSINESSPERSPECTIVE. 19
2.2.2 CAPACITYMANAGEMENT . 21
2.3 THEWHEELOFCAPACITYMANAGEMENT. 21
2.3.1 TRADITIONALCAPACITYPLANNING . 21
2.3.2 RUNNINGONTHERIM. 23
2.3.3 GUERRILLARACINGWHEEL . 24
2.4 SUMMARY. 25
XIV CONTENTS
3 DAMAGING DIGITS IN CAPACITY CALCULATIONS
.
27
3.1 INTRODUCTION . 27
3.2 SIGNIFICANTDIGITS. 28
3.2.1 ACCURACY. 28
3.2.2 PRECISION. 29
3.3 SIFTINGFORSIGDIGS. 30
3.3.1 COUNTBYZEROS . 30
3.3.2 SIGNIFICANCEANDSCALE. 32
3.4 ROUNDINGRULES . 32
3.4.1 GOLDENRULE. 34
3.4.2 SUMRULE . 34
3.4.3 PRODUCTRULE . 34
3.5 PLANNINGWITHDOLLARSANDSENSE. 35
3.5.1 COSTMETRIC . 35
3.5.2 SIGNIFICANTDIGITS. 36
3.6 EXPRESSINGERRORS . 37
3.6.1 ABSOLUTEERROR. 37
3.6.2 RELATIVEERROR . 37
3.6.3 STANDARDDEVIATION. 37
3.6.4 STANDARDERROR. 38
3.6.5 ERRORBARS. 38
3.6.6 INSTRUMENTATIONERROR . 39
3.7 INTERVALARITHMETIC . 39
3.8 SUMMARY. 40
4 SCALABILITY*A QUANTITATIVE APPROACH
.
41
4.1 INTRODUCTION . 41
4.2 FUNDAMENTALCONCEPTSOFSCALING. 41
4.2.1 GEOMETRICSCALING. 42
4.2.2 ALLOMETRICSCALING. 43
4.2.3 CRITICALSIZE . 44
4.2.4 SIZINGEXAMPLES. 45
4.3 HARDWARESCALABILITY. 47
4.3.1 IDEALPARALLELISM . 48
4.3.2 AMDAHL*SLAW . 49
4.3.3 MULTIUSERSCALEUP . 52
4.3.4 SERIAL-PARALLELDUALITY . 55
4.3.5 SCALEDSPEEDUP . 56
4.4 UNIVERSALSCALABILITYMODEL. 56
4.4.1 THEROLEOFCOHERENCY. 58
4.5 OTHERSCALABILITYMODELS . 63
4.5.1 GEOMETRICMODEL. 63
4.5.2 QUADRATICMODEL. 63
4.5.3 EXPONENTIALMODEL . 64
4.6 MULTICORESANDCLUSTERS . 66
CONTENTS XV
4.7 SUMMARY. 68
5 EVALUATING SCALABILITY PARAMETERS
.
71
5.1 INTRODUCTION . 71
5.2 BENCHMARKMEASUREMENTS. 72
5.2.1 THEWORKLOAD . 72
5.2.2 THEPLATFORM . 74
5.2.3 THEPROCEDURE. 75
5.3 MINIMALDATASET . 75
5.3.1 INTERPOLATINGPOLYNOMIAL . 76
5.3.2 REGRESSIONPOLYNOMIAL . 76
5.4 CAPACITYRATIOS. 77
5.5 TRANSFORMINGTHESCALABILITYEQUATION . 77
5.5.1 EFFICIENCY . 78
5.5.2 DEVIATIONFROMLINEARITY. 78
5.5.3 TRANSFORMATIONOFVARIABLES . 79
5.5.4 PROPERTIESOFTHEREGRESSIONCURVE . 80
5.6 REGRESSIONANALYSIS. 82
5.6.1 QUADRATICPOLYNOMIAL. 82
5.6.2 PARAMETERMAPPING . 83
5.6.3 INTERPRETING THE SCALABILITY PARAMETERS . 85
5.6.4 ERRORREPORTING. 86
5.7 LESSTHANA FULLDECK . 87
5.7.1 SPARSEEVENDATA . 88
5.7.2 SPARSEUNEVENDATA . 90
5.7.3 MISSING
X
(1)DATUM . 91
5.8 SUMMARY. 94
6 SOFTWARE SCALABILITY
.
97
6.1 INTRODUCTION . 97
6.2 AMDAHL*SLAWFORSOFTWARE . 98
6.3 UNIVERSALSOFTWARESCALABILITY.100
6.4 CONCURRENTPROGRAMMINGANDCOHERENCY.102
6.5 UNIXMULTITASKINGAPPLICATION .103
6.5.1 THEWORKLOAD .103
6.5.2 THEPLATFORM .104
6.5.3 REGRESSIONANALYSIS.104
6.6 WINDOWS-BASEDAPPLICATIONS .107
6.6.1 THEWORKLOAD .107
6.6.2 THEPLATFORM .108
6.6.3 REGRESSIONANALYSIS.109
6.7 MULTITIERARCHITECTURES.110
6.7.1 THEWORKLOAD .111
6.7.2 THEPLATFORM .111
6.7.3 REGRESSIONANALYSIS.112
XVI CONTENTS
6.7.4 WHYITWORKS .114
6.8 CLASSIFICATIONBYWORKLOAD.115
6.9 SUMMARY.116
7 FUNDAMENTALS OF VIRTUALIZATION
.
117
7.1 INTRODUCTION .117
7.2 THESPECTRUMOFVIRTUALMACHINES .118
7.2.1 VMSPECTROSCOPY .118
7.2.2 POLLINGRATESANDFREQUENCYSCALES.119
7.3 MICROLEVELVIRTUALMACHINES:HYPERTHREADING .119
7.3.1 MICRO-VM POLLING .122
7.3.2 THREADEXECUTIONANALYSIS .123
7.3.3 MISSINGMIPSEXPLAINED .124
7.3.4 WINDOWS 2000 PRODUCTION SERVER .126
7.3.5 GUERRILLACAPACITYPLANNING .127
7.4 MESOLEVELVIRTUALMACHINES:HYPERVISORS .127
7.4.1 FAIR-SHARESCHEDULING.129
7.4.2 MESO-VM POLLING .132
7.4.3 VMWARESHAREALLOCATIONANALYSIS.134
7.4.4 J2EEWEBLOGICPRODUCTIONAPPLICATION.135
7.4.5 VMWARESCALABILITYANALYSIS .137
7.4.6 GUERRILLACAPACITYPLANNING .138
7.5 MACROLEVELVIRTUALMACHINES:HYPERNETS.138
7.5.1 MACRO-VMPOLLING.139
7.5.2 BANDWIDTHSCALABILITYANALYSIS .140
7.5.3 REMOTEPOLLINGRATES.141
7.5.4 GUERRILLACAPACITYPLANNING .142
7.6 SUMMARY.142
8 WEB SITE PLANNING
.
143
8.1 INTRODUCTION .143
8.2 ANALYSISOFDAILYTRAFFIC.144
8.2.1 THECAMELANDTHEDROMEDARY .144
8.2.2 UNIMODALBUTBICOASTAL .146
8.3 EFFECTIVEDEMAND .148
8.3.1 MODELINGASSUMPTIONS.149
8.3.2 STATISTICALAPPROACH.149
8.4 SELECTINGSTATISTICALTOOLS .150
8.4.1 SPREADSHEETPROGRAMMING.150
8.4.2 ONLINESUPPORT .150
8.5 PLANNINGFORDATACOLLECTION.151
8.5.1 COMMERCIALCOLLECTORS:USEITORLOSEIT .151
8.5.2 BREWINGINTHEBACKGROUND.151
8.6 SHORT-TERMCAPACITYPLANNING.152
8.6.1 MULTIVARIATEREGRESSIONOFDAILYDATA.152
CONTENTS XVII
8.6.2 AUTOMATIONUSINGSPREADSHEETMACROS.153
8.7 LONG-TERMCAPACITYPLANNING .155
8.7.1 NONLINEARREGRESSIONOFWEEKLYDATA .155
8.7.2 PROCUREMENTCURVES.156
8.7.3 ESTIMATINGSERVERSCALABILITY .157
8.7.4 CALCULATINGCAPACITYGAINS.158
8.7.5 ESTIMATINGTHEDOUBLINGPERIOD.161
8.8 SUMMARY.162
9 GARGANTUAN COMPUTING*GRIDS AND P2P
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165
9.1 INTRODUCTION .165
9.2 GRIDSVS.P2P .166
9.3 ANALYSISOFGNUTELLA .167
9.4 TREETOPOLOGIES .168
9.4.1 BINARYTREE .169
9.4.2 ROOTEDTREE .169
9.4.3 CAYLEYTREE .169
9.5 HYPERNETTOPOLOGIES.169
9.5.1 HYPERCUBE .170
9.5.2 HYPERTORUS .170
9.6 CAPACITYMETRICS .170
9.6.1 NETWORKDIAMETER.170
9.6.2 TOTALNODES .171
9.6.3 PATHLENGTH.171
9.6.4 INTERNALPATHLENGTH .171
9.6.5 AVERAGEHOPDISTANCE .171
9.6.6 NETWORKLINKS .172
9.6.7 NETWORKDEMAND.172
9.6.8 PEERDEMAND .172
9.6.9 BANDWIDTH .173
9.7 RELATIVEBANDWIDTH.173
9.7.1 CAYLEYTREES.173
9.7.2 TREESANDCUBES .174
9.7.3 CUBESANDTORI .175
9.7.4 RANKEDPERFORMANCE.176
9.8 SUMMARY.176
10 INTERNET PLANNING
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179
10.1 INTRODUCTION .179
10.2 BELLCORETRACES.180
10.3 FRACTALSANDSELF-SIMILARITY .182
10.4 FRACTALSINTIME.186
10.4.1 SHORT-RANGEDEPENDENCE.186
10.4.2 LONG-RANGEDEPENDENCE .188
10.5 IMPACTONBUFFERSIZING .190
XVIII CONTENTS
10.5.1 CONVENTIONALBUFFERSIZING.190
10.5.2 LRDBUFFERSIZING.192
10.6 NEWDEVELOPMENTS .193
10.6.1 ETHERNETPACKETIZATION.194
10.6.2 LRDANDFLICKERNOISE.196
10.7 SUMMARY.197
11 GOING GUERRILLA*A CASE STUDY
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199
11.1 INTRODUCTION .199
11.2 GUERRILLAMONITORINGPHASE.199
11.3 THEBASICSOLUTION .201
11.3.1 IMPLEMENTATIONDETAILS .202
11.3.2 ORCAOUTPUTEXAMPLES .203
11.3.3 ROUND-ROBINDATABASE .203
11.4 EXTENDINGTHEBASICSOLUTION .206
11.4.1 MAINFRAMEDATAPROCESSING.206
11.4.2 GUERRILLAPLANNINGPHASE.207
11.4.3 MONITORINGWITHORCALERTS.208
11.5 FUTUREDEVELOPMENTS .209
11.6 SUMMARY.210
APPENDIX
A AMDAHL AND THE REPAIRMAN
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213
A.1 REPAIRMANQUEUEINGMODEL .213
A.2 AMDAHL*SLAWFORPARALLELSUBTASKS.214
A.2.1 SINGLETASK.215
A.2.2 TWOSUBTASKS.215
A.2.3 MULTIPLESUBTASKS .215
A.3 AMDAHL*SLAWFORCONCURRENTMULTITASKS.217
A.4 NOTEONNELSON*SAPPROACH.217
B MATHEMATICA EVALUATION OF NUMA PARAMETERS
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219
B.1 MATHEMATICAPACKAGES .219
B.2 IMPORTTHEDATA .219
B.3 TABULATETHEDATA.220
B.4 PLOTNORMALIZEDDATA.220
B.5 NONLINEARREGRESSION.221
B.6 ANOVAREPORT.221
B.7 MAXIMALCPUCONFIGURATION.222
B.8 PLOTOFREGRESSIONMODEL.222
CONTENTS XIX
C ABBREVIATIONS AND UNITS
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223
C.1 SIPREFIXES.223
C.2 TIMESUFFIXES .223
C.3 CAPACITYSUFFIXES.224
D PROGRAMS FOR CHAPTER 3
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225
D.1 DETERMINESIGDIGSINVBA .225
D.2 DETERMINESIGDIGSINMATHEMATICA .226
D.3 DETERMINESIGDIGSINPERL .227
E PROGRAMS FOR CHAPTER 8
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229
E.1 EXAMPLEDATAEXTRACTORINPERL.229
E.2 VBA MACRO FOR CALCULATING U
EFF
.231
F THE GUERRILLA MANUAL
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235
F.1 WEAPONSOFMASSINSTRUCTION.235
F.2 CAPACITYMODELINGRULESOFTHUMB.238
F.3 SCALABILITYONA STICK .240
F.3.1 UNIVERSALLAWOFCOMPUTATIONALSCALING .240
F.3.2 AREASOFAPPLICABILITY.241
F.3.3 HOWTOUSEIT.241
BIBLIOGRAPHY
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