Sentence examples for random workloads from inspiring English sources
We measure BLESS's performance under a variety of benchmarks, and the experiment indicates that BLESS can increase throughput by 42% for sequential workloads and 54% for random workloads compared with traditional full encryption schemes.
Random workload this workload can be generated automatically using the Web service definitions mentioned above.
In this paper, to evaluate the proposed approach, random workload patterns are generated each one having a set of VMs.
These conflicting requirements and goals are difficult to optimize due to the unknown runtime conditions, such as the availability of the resources and random workload distributions.
Thus CICT can be efficiently exploited as workload scheduler that tunes value of CI of a data object to a desired value for any number of replicas and any random workload to achieve minimal degradation in the application performance.
DayTrader comes with a random client workload generator that dispatches requests to all available functionality on DayTrader.
At the same time, virtualized workloads create random access patterns that place tremendous stress on traditional storage systems.
The experiments were conducted in architectures of three sizes: 128, 256, and 512 cores; and with two workloads: uniform random traffic and specific traffic applications.
As an alternative to traditional 15K rpm hard disk drives (HDDs), the new performance-optimized 100GB Enterprise SSD can process IOPS (input/output per second) more than 10 times faster than the fastest 15K rpm SAS HDD available for transactional data workloads, with a random read speed of 25K and a random write speed of 6K.
One of the problems related to the random generation of the workload is that the representativeness of the Web service calls is not guaranteed.
Another aspect of sampling was that only the DELPHI study selected a subset of consecutive patients at random, to control the workload of coding by the family physician (FP) and his or her staff.
