CMG'10: Architectural Efficiency 2010

Perhaps due to the proliferation of patterns at various levels of computing, it is now acceptable for solution and deployment architects, IT managers concerned about scalability, IT procurement managers and some capacity planners, to resort to best practices rather than science. Architectural Efficiency is a methodology based in part on queuing theory, that fills a gap in the science by providing a mechanism whereby one can determine under which conditions one architecture is more suitable than another, what scaling solution is more optimal and the impact of such strategies as server affinity

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