Benchmark metrics for enterprise object request brokers

M. Vilicich, S. Aslam-Mir
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Abstract

The growing interest in using Common Object Request Broker Architecture (CORBA) to distribute application objects over heterogeneous environments has led to an explosive growth in the number of Fortune 500 companies deploying major, mission-critical applications using such client/server (c/s) architectures. Unfortunately, there is little in terms of literature that describes the complexities and issues encountered in scaling these architectures. This is due, in large part, to the relative infancy of CORBA technology when compared to other client/server architectures. The paper attempts to address some of the potential issues involved in large scale deployments of CORBA technology in highly scaled configurations. The paper makes some empirical assessments of appropriate design-guiding parameters for scalability, and discusses how to arrive at these parameters through a traceable lifecycle process. The paper also provides some guidance on what measures are appropriate to use when estimating an ORB's performance envelope, so as to appropriately extrapolate its behavioral characteristics in fully scaled production deployments.
企业对象请求代理的基准度量
人们对使用公共对象请求代理体系结构(CORBA)在异构环境中分发应用程序对象的兴趣日益浓厚,这导致了财富500强公司数量的爆炸式增长,这些公司使用这种客户机/服务器(c/s)体系结构部署主要的关键任务应用程序。不幸的是,很少有文献描述在扩展这些架构时遇到的复杂性和问题。这在很大程度上是由于与其他客户机/服务器体系结构相比,CORBA技术还处于相对初级阶段。本文试图解决在高规模配置中大规模部署CORBA技术所涉及的一些潜在问题。本文对适当的可扩展性设计指导参数进行了一些经验评估,并讨论了如何通过可追溯的生命周期过程获得这些参数。本文还提供了一些指导,说明在评估ORB的性能范围时应该使用哪些度量方法,以便在完全规模化的生产部署中适当地推断其行为特征。
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