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The Analytical Model for Distributed Computer System Parameters Control Based on Multi-factoring Estimations

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Zhengbing Hu
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Vadym Mukhin *
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Yaroslav Kornaga
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Oksana Herasymenko
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Yevgenii Mostoviy
DOI:10.1007/s10922-018-9468-xdelete
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In this paper the approach and mechanisms for the complex analysis of the Distributed Computer System (DCS) parameters taking into account several criteria DCS functioning to select an efficient configuration of DCS resources are suggested. There are the analytical evaluations of DCS parameters such as: performance, security, reliability, data transfer rate, depending on the DCS dimension (number of nodes) taking into account the specific of their realization. The complex analytical model for the DCS parameters is suggested. The model allows estimate the parameters of DCS, depending on the number of nodes. The suggested model allows evaluate the impact of the number of nodes on the parameters of its functionality. In addition, this model on the design phase allows determine the DCS parameters for a certain number of DCS nodes. The suggested model allows set a certain level for the normalized DCS parameters, which should meet the all four parameters of the DCS, and to get the set of nodes, which should form the DCS cluster.
Keywords:
System functioning
Complex analysis
Characteristics evaluation
Resources allocation
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Journal of Network and Systems Management cover
Journal of Network and Systems Management
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