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How Fast is the Cloud?
An investigation of cloud platform performance
Richard BishopSenior Performance Consultant - Intechnica
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Disk IO (Performance Test (EC2), SQL, Node #1)
Disk IO (Performance Test (Virtual), SQL, Node #1)
Disk IO (Performance Test (Physical), SQL, Node #1)
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IaaS 1 IaaS 2PaaS Tin
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Test 1 Test 2
Cloud Testing
http://www.infoworld.com/d/cloud-computing/face-the-facts-cloud-performance-isnt-always-stable-170066
“Cloud computing performance varies more than you might think….”“….. the price of consistency likely exceeds what you want to spend”
Realism Repeatability
But how will itreally perform?
Did my change make a difference?
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