As more business applications have become web enabled, the web server architecture has evolved to provide performance isolation, service differentiation, and QoS guarantees. Vario...
A basic problem in the management of web servers is capacity planning: you want enough capacity to be able to serve peak loads, but not too much so as to avoid excessive costs. It...
Many high-performance communicating systems are designed using the event-driven paradigm. As multicore platforms are now pervasive, it becomes crucial for such systems to take adva...
Auditing a web site’s content is an arduous task. For any given page on a web server, system administrators are often ill-equipped to determine who created the document, why itâ...
With the growing popularity of the web, large volumes of data are gathered automatically by Web Servers and collected into access log files. Analysis of such files is generally cal...
- Our study evaluates user (Web browser) accesses to a Web server. We examine a Web server log that was collected for the span of several months at the College of Design, Construct...
Web servers are ubiquitous, remotely accessible, and often misconfigured. In addition, custom web-based applications may introduce vulnerabilities that are overlooked even by the ...
Giovanni Vigna, William K. Robertson, Vishal Kher,...
New connection-oriented networking technologies can provide quality-of-service guaranteed network connectivity required by some web-based applications. In this paper, we present a...
With the rapid growth of information stored in worldwide web servers, searching and capturing data on Internet become a common behavior for us. In order to increase the availabili...
The most commonly used request processing model in multithreaded web servers is thread-per-request, in which an individual thread is bound to serve each web request. However, with...