gerry@dialogic.UUCP (Gerry Lachac) (02/15/90)
The subject pretty much says it all. I am looking for books,
articles, reports, or papers about techniques in testing UNIX system
performance, especially in realtime situations. If anyone knows of
anything, or has found some reference to be particularly useful,
please send some email my way.
Thanks.
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lutmann@geocub.greco-prog.fr (03/02/90)
In article <1075@dialogic.UUCP> gerry@dialogic.UUCP (Gerry Lachac) writes: >[...] anything, or has found some reference to be particularly useful, >please send some email my way. Me too ! Thanks, Johan .-----------------------------. | Johan | ...!uunet!mcvsun!inria!geocub!goofi!lutmann | On goofi, at ENSERB, France | ...!uunet!mcvsun!inria!geocub!deimos!pat `-----------------------------'
dwc@cbnewsh.ATT.COM (Malaclypse the Elder) (03/05/90)
there are probably tons of papers that deal with measuring and testing performance. look in past usenix conferences proceedings. if you want specific techniques, i think that jeff lankford's paper around the 1984 time frame (for usenix) describes some common benchmarks that are run. if you have any particular problem in mind, send me mail and maybe i can provide a specific reference. danny chen att!hocus!dwc