MODELLING PERFORMANCE MONITORING OF IT INFRASTRUCTURE COMPONENTS USING TIMED PETRI NETS
Journal Title: Indian Journal of Computer Science and Engineering - Year 2012, Vol 3, Issue 1
Abstract
This paper focuses on utilization of Petri Nets as a modelling and simulation tool for analyzing performance monitoring of IT infrastructure. In order to make informed fine tuning decisions, modelling and simulation based performance analysis is essential. Petri Nets allows study of performance parameters and dynamic system behavior graphically. Mapping of performance monitoring scenarios in IT infrastructures to Timed Petri Nets and its structural analysis is illustrated in this paper
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Ammu Qudsiya . A , Dr. K. Rangarajan
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