Experimenting NT Cluster Technology for Massive CDR Processing

J.E.P. Wijnands; S.J. Dijkstra; W.L.A. Derks; Willem Jonker

Experimenting NT Cluster Technology for Massive CDR Processing

J.E.P. Wijnands, S.J. Dijkstra, W.L.A. Derks, Willem Jonker

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Abstract

This paper describes the final results of an assessment of the scalability of an NT Cluster architecture for very large Telecommunications Call Detail Record (CDR) databases1. The IBM DB2 DBMS was used on top of four standard Windows NT multi-processor computers to investigate the data warehousing capabilities of such an off-the-shelf solution. First a description of the experiment case and experiment set up is given. Next the results of the experiments are described. The paper ends with a conclusion on the manageability, robustness and scalability of the NT Cluster architecture for very large CDR stores.

Original language	Undefined
Pages	19-36
Number of pages	18
Publication status	Published - 10 Sept 2001
Event	International Workshop on Databases in Telecommunications, DBTel 2001 - Rome, Italy Duration: 10 Sept 2001 → 10 Sept 2001 Conference number: 2

Workshop

Workshop	International Workshop on Databases in Telecommunications, DBTel 2001
Abbreviated title	DBTel
Country/Territory	Italy
City	Rome
Period	10/09/01 → 10/09/01

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EWI-9473
IR-63964

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