A framework for modelling web-based applications with resource locking
Summary: The performance of web-based applications depends on the interaction among various entities such as web servers, application servers, and databases. One such critical interaction is resource locking that occurs when an application server sends a request to an external server and remains `locked' until it returns. This increases the effective load on the system and has implications on quality of service. We model a web-based system with resource locking as a queuing network, validate our model and assumptions and compare our results with simulation. Our framework can serve as a building block for developing analytical models of complex web-based applications.
- Impact of resource locking on performance of web-based applications
- Modeling of concurrent web sessions with bounded inconsistency in shared data
- Stability of a Queueing System with Concurrent Service and Locking
- Performance prediction of web-based software systems
- Web server QoS models: applying scheduling rules from production planning
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