Consistency Benchmarking: Evaluating the Consistency Behavior of Middleware Services in the Cloud
作者： Markus Klems , Michael Menzel , Robin Fischer
DOI: 10.1007/978-3-642-17358-5_48
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摘要: Cloud service providers such as Amazon Web Services offer a set of next-generation storage and messaging middleware services that can be utilized on-demand over the Internet. Outsourcing software into cloud, however, confronts application developers with challenge understanding behavior distributed systems, which are out their control. This work proposes an approach to benchmark consistency by example Simple Queue Service (SQS), hosted, Web-scale, message queue is exposed service. The data our benchmarking tests evaluated metric harvest described Fox Brewer (1999). Our SQS indicate client-service interaction intensity has influence on harvest.
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