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Putting Performance Engineering into Model-Driven Engineering: Model-Driven Performance Engineering
2008Late identification of performance problems can lead to significant additional development costs. Hence, it is necessary to address performance in several development phases by performing a performance engineering process. We show that Model-Driven Engineering (MDE) specifics can be utilised for performance engineering.
Mathias Fritzsche, Jendrik Johannes
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2007 IEEE International Conference on Information Reuse and Integration, 2007
This paper specifically deals with patterns topology or pattern language for performance evaluation, a cognitive process involved in producing and understanding different concepts of patterns in this discipline. It also explains how this language can be used to obtain the relationship between certain stable patterns, exhibiting a rich set of behaviors ...
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This paper specifically deals with patterns topology or pattern language for performance evaluation, a cognitive process involved in producing and understanding different concepts of patterns in this discipline. It also explains how this language can be used to obtain the relationship between certain stable patterns, exhibiting a rich set of behaviors ...
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Reverse Engineering for Software Performance Engineering
14th Working Conference on Reverse Engineering (WCRE 2007), 2007Software reverse engineering can benefit from software performance engineering (SPE) techniques and vice versa. Reverse engineering's system artifacts satisfy SPE's need for a sequence of a software system in order to quantitatively analyze the system's performance characteristics.
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BT Technology Journal, 1997
Failure caused by poor performance renders a system just as useless as failure caused by functional errors, and can be even more expensive to correct. For many years, performance in software systems has been achieved through a ‘fix-it-later‘ approach, using optimisation and tuning techniques. Recent evidence shows that, with the increased use of highly
N Chapman, L G Kirby
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Failure caused by poor performance renders a system just as useless as failure caused by functional errors, and can be even more expensive to correct. For many years, performance in software systems has been achieved through a ‘fix-it-later‘ approach, using optimisation and tuning techniques. Recent evidence shows that, with the increased use of highly
N Chapman, L G Kirby
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Proceedings of the third international workshop on Large-scale system and application performance, 2011
We discuss the need for a more principled approach to the management of the performance of applications for petascale platforms and outline some initial successes, related to the Blue Waters project.
Torsten Hoefler, Marc Snir
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We discuss the need for a more principled approach to the management of the performance of applications for petascale platforms and outline some initial successes, related to the Blue Waters project.
Torsten Hoefler, Marc Snir
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Performance Engineering Education
Companion of the 2019 ACM/SPEC International Conference on Performance Engineering, 2017The successful development and marketing of commercial computer/communication systems requires the ability to quantify their performance and related metrics. Specifically, one should be able to demonstrate that projected customer requirements (QoS, QoE) are met, be able to identify bottlenecks, be able to evaluate and compare different configurations ...
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SAE Technical Paper Series, 1919
<div class="htmlview paragraph">EVERY plow in use should have 10 b.-hp. available. Every tractor engine should deliver continuously at least 33 hp. If the 330-cu. in. engine mentioned were as good as a Liberty airplane engine, it could deliver 57 hp. at 1000 r.p.m.
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<div class="htmlview paragraph">EVERY plow in use should have 10 b.-hp. available. Every tractor engine should deliver continuously at least 33 hp. If the 330-cu. in. engine mentioned were as good as a Liberty airplane engine, it could deliver 57 hp. at 1000 r.p.m.
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Breast Implant Engineering and Performance
Plastic & Reconstructive Surgery, 2018Summary: The engineering of breast implants for both augmentation and reconstruction is centered on facilitating optimal aesthetic results pleasing to the patient, while minimizing both short- and long-term complications. Some of the key individual design elements that have been the primary focus over time have included gel ...
Khashayar, Mohebali, Roger N, Wixtrom
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Performance Management in Software Engineering
International Journal of Information Technology Project Management, 2011Performance measurement in software engineering has to meet a multiplicity of challenges. Oftentimes, traditional metrics focus on sequential development instead of using incremental and iterative development. Output is measured on a pure quantitative (e.g., SLOC), quality-disregarding basis.
Markus Ilg, Alexander Baumeister
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Performance Engineering and Stochastic Modelling
2005Performance engineering has become a central plank in the design of complex, time-critical systems. It is supported by stochastic modelling, a brief history of which is given, going back to Erlang as long ago as 1909. This in turn developed according to successive new generations of communication and computer architectures and other operational systems.
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