Evaluaci\'on y modelado del rendimiento de los sistemas inform\'aticos
Xavier Molero, Carlos Juiz, Miguel Jesus Rodeno

TL;DR
This book provides practical, quantitative techniques for evaluating and modeling computer system performance, emphasizing problem-solving approaches applicable to real-world industrial scenarios.
Contribution
It offers a comprehensive, applied overview of performance evaluation methods, combining theoretical insights with practical problem-solving strategies.
Findings
Detailed problem-solving techniques for performance analysis
Classification of problems with complete or partial solutions
Application of methods to real-world industrial systems
Abstract
This book, by Molero, Juiz, and Rodeno, titled Performance Evaluation and Modeling of Computer Systems, presents a comprehensive summary of simple quantitative techniques that help answer the above questions. Its approach is not one of theory for theory's sake; rather, in each chapter, after a brief theoretical review, it delves deeply into numerous problems grouped into three categories: those with complete solutions, those for which only the solution is given, and, finally, those whose resolution is left to the reader's discretion. Although some of the solved problems may be considered purely academic in terms of complexity, they should not be underestimated, as they reveal, on a reduced scale, the process that must be followed with the help of appropriate tools to solve equivalent real-world problems of an industrial scale.
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