Momentum 2011 pt 3 Jerome’s Architecture Session
November 1, 2011 at 5:57 pm | Posted in Performance | 1 CommentTags: documentum, Momentum 2011, next generation information server
jeroem has another session tomorrow evening, The Innovation Engine, so a lot of the really cool new stuff will be. Shown then. However this is what he did show this morning. As usual we overran-EMC how About making this slot longer ?
6.7 loads of perf improvements, some examples (too many on the slide to copy down):
64bit Content Server 4:1 reduction of Content server instances
Input accel pages/day 500k, tasks/day 2m
Doc science improvements
Bam 10k reports/day consume 15 m events/day
Current stack has innovation everywhere-much if it arising from future work on NgiS
High Avail:
Bocs becoming smarter in predictive caching
Deploy efficiency.
Xms:
blueprint defines requirement ,
Blueprints are environment independent
Each vm has hyperic agents. Centralised hyperic db (telemetry project). Dashboard hyperic client.
Adjustment , ie reaction based on hyperic data
Integrion??? Feed it with hyperic data and learns behaviour. Lead to auto remedy when application shows abnormal behaviour
Session pooling. Analysed context switch. Look to have more linear session increments – better scalability (nb dctm already really good at this)
Showed metric
10k getsessions 6min -> 8 sec
10k getcontent 7.5 min -> 34sec
New services: Ajax-> rest services. Use cases
1) content services incl cmis
2) generated Service eg invoice object type incl generated restful service
“xcp misunderstood “, app modelling (semantic model ) then generate runtime. Ultimately leads to auto deployment. Don’t just focus on ui.
D7 dormant state feature
Rolling upgrade + others stuff I didn’t capture
Ngis:
Embed greenplum
Impl xacml
“big information” “bring processing to the data”
Realtime map reduce (traditional map reduce too slow)
Kazeon crawlers!
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Excellent post. Thanks for that! I’ll add it to my “Europe Momentum 2011 – Resources for those who can’t be there…” post (http://markjowen.wordpress.com/2011/10/06/europe-momentum-2011-resources-for-those-who-wont-be-there/)
One small correction…His name is actually “Jeroen” (not “Jerome, or Jeroem” :O)
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