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End-To-End Scaling: The Response Time Pipe

The notion of scaling used to mean “How big do we have to make the server?” Unfortunately, the new e-business approach to applications has spread the work across many different components owned by many different organizations. Now, when we talk about scaling, we have to address networks, storage, security, application architecture, and even other entire applications. This paper proposes an approach to modeling business transactions to determine what is impeding the business process, what to do about it, and the effect of taking that action.