Web Capacity Planning

Web Capacity Planning

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Original Title: The art of Capacity Planning: Scaling Web Resources
Original Press: o'reilly Media
Author: John allspaw
Translator: ye Fei; Luo jianghua [same translator's work]
Series name: Beijing huazhang graphic information Co., Ltd. O' Reilly Series
Press: Machinery Industry Press
ISBN: 9787111274018
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Published on: February 1, January 2010
Start: 16
Page number: 126
Version: 1-1

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[Content Overview]
Website success is measured by usage and growth. The success or failure (life or death) of website companies depends on their ability to determine their infrastructure, to adapt to the increasing demand. Through practice, the author provides you with the required knowledge and tools to help you predict some threatening bottlenecks and sudden network growth, to measure, deploy, and design the basic architecture of website applications in advance.
This book, written by John allspaw (filickr's Engineering Operations Manager), combines his personal experiences in the growth of Flickr and insights from many other industries. Their experience in measuring growth, forecasting trends, and cost effectiveness will provide you with reliable and effective guidance.
Main content:
Use effective tools for measurement and deployment.
Analyzes and predicts the storage, database, and application server capacity.
The design architecture facilitates capacity increase and measurement.
Handle peak traffic bursts.
Prediction Index and explosive growth.
Introduce virtualization and cloud services (such as EC2) into capacity policies.
In this book, the author draws on some valuable experience over the years, starting from the balance between his early management costs and performance in Flickr, these are of great reference value to any growing company. Some suggestions provided in this book will help you prepare for sudden growth and help you avoid a lot of trouble.

[Directory]
Preface
Chapter 4 objectives, problems and processes of capacity planning
Fast but bad mathematics
Predict when your system will fail
Use System statistical tables to present problems
Shopping: purchasing is a process
Performance and capacity: two different concepts
Influence of social networking websites and open APIs
Chapter 1 Set capacity objectives
Different types of requirements and measurement methods
Architecture Decision-Making
Chapter 4 measurement: unit of capacity
All aspects of the capacity tracking tool
Application monitoring
API usage and its impact on capacity
Examples and reality
Summary
Chapter 1 Trend Prediction
Curve Fitting
Procurement

. Influence after capacity increase
Long-term trends
Iteration and Calibration
Summary
Chapter 4 Deployment
Basic Principles of automated deployment
Automated Installation Tool
Automated deployment
Summary
Appendix A virtualization and cloud computing
Appendix B's handling of instantaneous growth
Appendix C Capacity tools