The Web is continually increasing in size and importance and so does the interest of the Web server administrators to maximize their users' satisfaction， while efficiently using the existing resources。 The paper proposes an adaptive Web server application that tries to increase the performance of the Web server that hosts a Web site， as seen from the clients' point of view。 The adaptiveness is based on the customization of the Web site in a manner that emphasizes the interests of the clients。 Our tests show that both the user satisfaction and the server performance are improved。
Web server performancecustomer satisfactionadaptive Web serverand performance parameters
Cristina Hava Muntean、Jennifer McManis、John Murphy、Liam Murphy
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Performance Engineering Laboratory,School of Electronic Engineering, Dublin City University Glasnevin, Dublin-9, IRELAND havac@eeng.dcu.ie
Performance Engineering Laboratory,School of Electronic Engineering, Dublin City University Glasnevin, Dublin-9, IRELAND mcmanisj@eeng.dcu.ie
Performance Engineering Laboratory,School of Electronic Engineering, Dublin City University Glasnevin, Dublin-9, IRELAND murphyj@eeng.dcu.ie
Department of Computer Science,University College Dublin,Belfield, Dublin-4, IRELAND Liam.Murphy@ucd.ie
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International world wide web conference;WWW2002
Honolulu, HI(US);Honolulu, HI(US)
The eleventh international world wide web conference (WWW2002)
NETL
