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Automatic Virtual Machine Configuration for Database Workloads

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Virtual machine monitors are becoming popular tools for the deployment of database management systems and other enterprise software applications. In this paper, we consider a commo...

Ahmed A. Soror, Ashraf Aboulnaga, Kenneth Salem, P...

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1	297	Automatic Virtual Machine Configuration for Database Workloads
2	245	Information fusion in wireless sensor networks	claim
3	236	Approximate embedding-based subsequence matching of time series	claim
4	222	Tinycasper: a privacy-preserving aggregate location monitoring system in wireless sensor networks
5	215	CSV: visualizing and mining cohesive subgraphs	claim
6	214	A graph method for keyword-based selection of the top-K databases	claim
7	210	Private queries in location based services: anonymizers are not necessary	claim
8	206	Ad-hoc aggregations of ranked lists in the presence of hierarchies	claim
9	205	Monochromatic and bichromatic reverse skyline search over uncertain databases	claim
10	203	Querying continuous functions in a database system	claim
11	198	Efficient storage scheme and query processing for supply chain management using RFID	claim
12	193	Efficient provenance storage	claim
13	193	ARCube: supporting ranking aggregate queries in partially materialized data cubes	claim
14	191	Efficient aggregation for graph summarization	claim
15	190	OLTP through the looking glass, and what we found there	claim
16	190	XRPC: distributed XQuery and update processing with heterogeneous XQuery engines	claim
17	189	Dynamic anonymization: accurate statistical analysis with privacy preservation	claim
18	188	Just-in-time query retrieval over partially indexed data on structured P2P overlays	claim
19	188	HERMES: aggregative LBS via a trajectory DB engine	claim
20	185	ST2B-tree: a self-tunable spatio-temporal b+-tree index for moving objects	claim
21	182	Angle-based space partitioning for efficient parallel skyline computation	claim
22	182	Multi-tenant databases for software as a service: schema-mapping techniques	claim
23	179	BibNetMiner: mining bibliographic information networks	claim
24	169	MCDB: a monte carlo approach to managing uncertain data	claim
25	167	DiMaC: a system for cleaning disguised missing data	claim
26	167	Efficient lineage tracking for scientific workflows	claim
27	164	Relational-style XML query	claim
28	164	Finding frequent items in probabilistic data	claim
29	162	Event queries on correlated probabilistic streams	claim
30	161	Efficient pattern matching over event streams	claim
31	159	Web-scale extraction of structured data	claim
32	159	Bootstrapping pay-as-you-go data integration systems	claim
33	158	How NOT to review a paper: the tools and techniques of the adversarial reviewer	claim
34	158	Stretch 'n' shrink: resizing queries to user preferences	claim
35	158	Column-stores vs. row-stores: how different are they really?	claim
36	158	Sampling cube: a framework for statistical olap over sampling data	claim
37	157	Building a database on S3	claim
38	157	CRD: fast co-clustering on large datasets utilizing sampling-based matrix decomposition	claim
39	154	SEMMO: a scalable engine for massively multiplayer online games	claim
40	154	Jim Gray at IBM: the transaction processing revolution	claim
41	151	The DBO database system	claim
42	150	DB&IR integration: report on the Dagstuhl seminar "ranked XML querying"	claim
43	150	LearnPADS: automatic tool generation from ad hoc data	claim
44	150	Query biased snippet generation in XML search	claim
45	150	Ranking queries on uncertain data: a probabilistic threshold approach	claim
46	150	First workshop on transforming and weaving ontologies in model driven engineering (TWOMDE 2008)	claim
47	147	A demonstration of Cascadia through a digital diary application	claim
48	145	The Claremont report on database research	claim
49	145	Optimizing complex queries with multiple relation instances	claim
50	145	Provenance and scientific workflows: challenges and opportunities	claim
51	144	Preservation of proximity privacy in publishing numerical sensitive data	claim
52	144	Mining significant graph patterns by leap search	claim
53	143	A case study in database reliability: component types, usage profiles, and testing	claim
54	143	Middleware-based database replication: the gaps between theory and practice	claim
55	143	XML query optimization in the presence of side effects	claim
56	142	Cost-based variable-length-gram selection for string collections to support approximate queries efficiently	claim
57	141	A case for flash memory ssd in enterprise database applications	claim
58	141	SGL: a scalable language for data-driven games	claim
59	141	Building the WorldWide Telescope	claim
60	140	Relational joins on graphics processors	claim
61	140	Skippy: a new snapshot indexing method for time travel in the storage manager	claim
62	140	Near-optimal algorithms for shared filter evaluation in data stream systems	claim
63	139	Paths to stardom: calibrating the potential of a peer-based data management system	claim
64	139	SQAK: doing more with keywords	claim
65	138	Sampling time-based sliding windows in bounded space	claim
66	138	Configuration-parametric query optimization for physical design tuning	claim
67	136	Mining relationships among interval-based events for classification	claim
68	134	SystemT: a system for declarative information extraction	claim
69	131	Domain adaptation of information extraction models	claim
70	131	Orion 2.0: native support for uncertain data	claim
71	131	Discovering topical structures of databases	claim
72	130	From del.icio.us to x.qui.site: recommendations in social tagging sites	claim
73	129	An xml index advisor for DB2	claim
74	129	Privacy-MaxEnt: integrating background knowledge in privacy quantification	claim
75	129	TerraServer and the Russia adventure..	claim
76	127	Minimization of tree pattern queries with constraints	claim
77	126	On efficient top-k query processing in highly distributed environments	claim
78	125	Categorical skylines for streaming data	claim
79	124	Improving suffix array locality for fast pattern matching on disk	claim
80	124	Scalable network distance browsing in spatial databases	claim
81	123	Query-based partitioning of documents and indexes for information lifecycle management	claim
82	123	SchemaScope: a system for inferring and cleaning XML schemas	claim
83	122	Building query optimizers for information extraction: the SQoUT project	claim
84	122	UQBE: uncertain query by example for web service mashup	claim
85	122	The conference reviewing crisis and a proposed solution	claim
86	120	Focused iterative testing: a test automation case study	claim
87	120	Muse: a system for understanding and designing mappings	claim
88	120	Pig latin: a not-so-foreign language for data processing	claim
89	119	Report on the Principles of Provenance Workshop	claim
90	119	Webpage understanding: beyond page-level search	claim
91	119	Modeling and querying probabilistic XML data	claim
92	119	500 special relationships: Jim as a mentor to faculty and students	claim
93	118	Freebase: a collaboratively created graph database for structuring human knowledge	claim
94	118	NAGA: harvesting, searching and ranking knowledge	claim
95	118	Enriching topic-based publish-subscribe systems with related content	claim
96	117	The amateur search	claim
97	117	Jim Gray at Berkeley	claim
98	116	Using Wikipedia to bootstrap open information extraction	claim
99	116	SPADE: the system s declarative stream processing engine	claim
100	116	Graph summarization with bounded error	claim
101	115	Query answering techniques on uncertain and probabilistic data: tutorial summary	claim
102	113	Supporting OLAP operations over imperfectly integrated taxonomies	claim
103	113	A "Gap Bridger"	claim
104	112	Efficient bulk insertion into a distributed ordered table	claim
105	111	Discovering bucket orders from full rankings	claim
106	111	Efficiently answering reachability queries on very large directed graphs	claim
107	109	Cooperative XPath caching	claim
108	109	Extreme visualization: squeezing a billion records into a million pixels	claim
109	109	Is there life outside transactions?: writing the transaction processing book	claim
110	107	Graphs-at-a-time: query language and access methods for graph databases	claim
111	107	Outlier-robust clustering using independent components	claim
112	103	XArch: archiving scientific and reference data	claim
113	102	ProSem: scalable wide-area publish/subscribe	claim
114	102	Stream firewalling of xml constraints	claim
115	102	A tribute, not a memorial: understanding ambiguous loss	claim
116	101	On Query Algebras for Probabilistic Databases	claim
117	101	Pay-as-you-go user feedback for dataspace systems	claim
118	101	First workshop on very large digital libraries -- VLDL 2008	claim
119	101	A report on the first european conference on software architecture (ECSA'2007)	claim
120	100	Incorporating string transformations in record matching	claim
121	98	Report on the 9th international workshop on web information and data management (WIDM 2007)	claim
122	98	Damia: data mashups for intranet applications	claim
123	98	Scaleability and immortality	claim
124	97	Paper and proposal reviews: is the process flawed?	claim
125	97	Exploring ocean data	claim
126	96	OLAP on sequence data	claim
127	96	Introduction to recommender systems	claim
128	96	Why did Jim Gray win the Turing Award?	claim
129	95	Interactive generation of integrated schemas	claim
130	95	Search survey for S/V Tenacious: Gulf of Farallones and approaches to San Francisco Bay	claim
131	93	The repeatability experiment of SIGMOD 2008	claim
132	93	The Sloan Digital Sky Survey and beyond	claim
133	92	Information extraction challenges in managing unstructured data	claim
134	92	Serializable isolation for snapshot databases	claim
135	90	Capacity constrained assignment in spatial databases	claim
136	90	Toward best-effort information extraction	claim
137	89	The ETH Zurich systems group and enterprise computing center	claim
138	89	Towards identity anonymization on graphs	claim
139	86	The Spicy system: towards a notion of mapping quality	claim
140	86	The YAGO-NAGA approach to knowledge discovery	claim
141	85	The ORCHESTRA Collaborative Data Sharing System	claim
142	85	Oracle real application testing	claim
143	82	Jim Gray's Tandem contributions	claim
144	81	Report on the First International Workshop on Mining Graphs and Complex Structures (MGCS'07)	claim
145	78	Helping satisfy multiple objectives during a service desk conversation	claim
146	73	Purple SOX extraction management system	claim
147	65	Generating targeted queries for database testing	claim

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