Thanks & Regards,<br />Chandramouli Ram
Thanks & Regards,<br />Chandramouli Ram
Originally posted by Ram Chandramouli:
Deepak,
I agree with your suggestion to add certain assumptions concerning this.
To present my concern in other words, if the requirement was:
1. 5 sec (for Agents) and 10 seconds (for Customers - 20% time) SLA
or
2. 10 sec (for Agents) and 20 seconds (for Customers - 20% time) SLA,
how differently will you architect/design a solution to the given problem with due resaons and justifications.
While your suggestions are very good for SCEA part 2, I am just curious to think beyond that, in addressing the requirements of a real customer.
Let me know your views.
Thanks & Regards,<br />Chandramouli Ram
Thanks & Regards,<br />Chandramouli Ram
Open Group Certified Distinguished IT Architect. Open Group Certified Master IT Architect. Sun Certified Architect (SCEA).
Originally posted by Rashmi Razdan:
What you say is true, but does database design or database tuning come under Architects responisbility.
If not, then obviously we will have to consider only the measures specified by Deepak and not rely on how efficient our EIS tier is, though its performance is going to obviously affect the project.
Has anybody considerd /mentioned the EIS tier in any respect. especially the ones who have scored near to full marks.
Open Group Certified Distinguished IT Architect. Open Group Certified Master IT Architect. Sun Certified Architect (SCEA).
Thanks & Regards,<br />Chandramouli Ram
Originally posted by Ram Chandramouli:
Hi Ajit,
Thanks for elucidating multiple points in a single go. Can you please elaborate on the following point-I didn't understand it quite well:
"When quantifying performance, have a reference model. Keep your variables minimum and define a predictable model. Define your SLA on this model."
Open Group Certified Distinguished IT Architect. Open Group Certified Master IT Architect. Sun Certified Architect (SCEA).
Thanks & Regards,<br />Chandramouli Ram
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