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Database Queuing Problem Analysis

The document discusses a queuing problem in a database system with a service time of 450 msec and an average arrival time of 500 msec, modeled using a Poisson arrival process. It calculates key performance metrics including the arrival rate (λ), service rate (μ), system utilization (ρ), average system size (L), and average answer time (W), concluding that the server is heavily loaded with 90% utilization. The average system size is 9 and the average answer time is 4.5 seconds.

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Database Queuing Problem Analysis

The document discusses a queuing problem in a database system with a service time of 450 msec and an average arrival time of 500 msec, modeled using a Poisson arrival process. It calculates key performance metrics including the arrival rate (λ), service rate (μ), system utilization (ρ), average system size (L), and average answer time (W), concluding that the server is heavily loaded with 90% utilization. The average system size is 9 and the average answer time is 4.5 seconds.

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Queuing Problem

Ajaya Mandal (071BCT501)


Problem
• Consider a database system with an average service
time of 450msec. As database requests are initiated
by large number of clients, a random arrival pattern
may be assumed. Thus the arrival process is assumed
to be Poisson. On the average a new database query
arrives every 500msec. Service times are assumed to
be exponentially distributed, the queuing discipline is
assumed to follow a FCFS pattern , Calculate various
parameter of performance evaluation

2
Arrival rate of jobs, λ=1/0.5 sec
Service rate of the server, μ=1/0.45 sec
System utilization factor=ρ=λ/μ=0.45/0.5=0.9
With 90% utilization the database server can be
deemed heavily loaded. This is also reflected in
the average system size and the average answer
times i.e.
L=ρ/(1-ρ)=0.9/0.1=9
W = L/λ = 9/2 = 4.5 sec

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