Optimization of back-end WEB server

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Web Server Performance Optimization

Popular websites are expected to handle huge amounts of requests simultaneously within a reasonable timeframe. On top of that, boosted by the recent developments in server-side scripting technology, many web servers also must perform a signifi cant amount of serverside processing. This puts a tremendous burden on the availability of processing capacity. Consequently, for many popular websites, ...

End-to-End Web service Performance comparison with Web Server Stress Tool

Web server process the requests as it arrives from the clients. As the client makes more requests; the server will generate more responses. The bandwidth of the network and the processing capabilities of the server are the factors limiting the user perceived latency time of the clients. This paper describes performance difference between Web Server Stress Tool Version 6.0 and Persistent TCP con...

Compile-time Optimization of a Constraint-based Compiler Back-end

Generating optimal code is a challenging problem. Traditional compilers break down the problem complexity by solving the main interdependent compilation tasks (that is, instruction selection, register allocation and instruction scheduling) in stages, and optimizing each stage individually using heuristics. While this approach achieves good results, it clearly compromises on the generated code q...