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Performance Modeling & Tuning

Let’s look at different scenarios:

The biggest challenge many enterprise systems must address is to meet the performance standards. Addressing this challenge is one of the key factors for the success or failure of the project or even the company itself. To mitigate the risk of committing valuable resources to the development of an architecture or product that is sub-optimal or has inadequate performance characteristics, companies now model the data and infrastructure to simulate the real world environment. This is where 3Nexus comes to assist you in the development process.

Product development and support companies need to provide hardware and software configuration recommendations to clients who use their products. To advertise that the product is scalable, companies must prove by building a variety of benchmarks. This is where 3Nexus also comes to assist and free the company to focus on the core business development.

Biotech and pharmaceutical companies must comply with 21 Code of Federal Regulations in providing software with 100% accuracy. It is mandatory to proving that the system operates robustly in different scenarios and workloads. 3Nexus can help to provide performance simulation that can be run over and over for auditing purposes.

Our Network, Database and System Architecture team use analytic modeling, simulation of different dimensions as well as industry rules of thumb, measurement and benchmarking. The simulation dimensions could be anything depending on each client’s need. Some common dimensions are:

• Passive resources (e.g., CPUs, memory, disk sectors, database locks)
• User Load generation (number of users)
• Usage Load generation (background cron jobs run while system is heavily used by end users)
• Functional Verification (users running different features with similar usage ratio to real life system)
• Network or communication protocols
• Event scheduling (e.g. an ETL process is kicked off, the network is attacked)

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