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Identifying Most Relevant Performance Measures for Root Cause Analysis of Performance Degradation Events on a Private Cloud Computing Application: Experiment in an Industry Environment
2016
British Journal of Mathematics & Computer Science
Cloud computing applications (CCA) are defined by their elasticity, on-demand provisioning and ability to address, cost-effectively, volatile workloads. These new cloud computing (CC) applications are being increasingly deployed by organizations but without a means of managing their performance proactively. While CCA provide advantages and disadvantages over traditional client-server applications, their unreliable application performance due to the intricacy and the high number of multi
doi:10.9734/bjmcs/2016/27872
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