On teleprocessing system design, Part IV: An analysis of auxiliary-storage activity

P. H. Seaman · R. A. Lind · T. L. Wilson

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Advanced Queuing Theory Analysis Advanced Data Storage Technologies Software System Performance and Reliability

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To provide estimates of device utilizations, queue lengths, and response times, a queuing model for a hypothetical auxiliary-storage system is formulated and analyzed. The limitations of the model are emphasized, as they are important in application of the model. On the other hand, useful ways of extending the utility of the model are also discussed.

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