Shared Transaction Markov Chains for fluid analysis of massively parallel systems

R. A. Hayden, J. Bradley
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We introduce a low-level performance modelling formalism, Shared Transaction Markov Chains (STMCs), specifically designed for the capture and analysis of massively parallel stochastic systems through fluid techniques. We introduce the notion of a shared transaction between concurrently running Markov chains which allows a multi-phase synchronisation to accurately represent complex cooperation between modelling components in a compositional manner. We demonstrate the new modelling formalism on four distinct models and show how fluid analysis may be performed, with results, where appropriate. Our contribution is that this is the first such system tailored to the fluid performance analysis of transaction-based systems as found in computing applications such as peer-to-peer networks, web architectures and Publish-Subscribe networks. The second contribution is that STMCs permit composed phase-type distributed synchronisation which is more useful from a transaction modelling perspective.
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大规模并行系统流体分析的共享事务马尔可夫链
我们介绍了一种低级性能建模形式,共享事务马尔可夫链(stmc),专门为通过流体技术捕获和分析大规模并行随机系统而设计。我们在并发运行的马尔可夫链之间引入了共享事务的概念,它允许多阶段同步以组合方式准确地表示建模组件之间的复杂合作。我们在四个不同的模型上展示了新的建模形式,并展示了如何进行流体分析,并在适当的情况下给出了结果。我们的贡献在于,这是第一个为基于事务的系统的流体性能分析量身定制的系统,这些系统在计算应用程序中被发现,如点对点网络、web架构和发布-订阅网络。第二个贡献是stmc允许组合阶段类型的分布式同步,这从事务建模的角度来看更有用。
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