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  • 1.  Optimization Techniques

    Employee
    Posted 06-18-2014 07:00

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    Originally posted by: johnpelz

    **Nodes released into this community are prototypes. They have gone through a minimum set of tests; therefore, we cannot guarantee that they will work as designed nor are they supported by any existing maintenance contracts.**

    This graph provides a series of optimization techniques that you can implement in your Lavastorm graphs to improve processing time. I've also included a "Performance and Scalability" document which goes into much more detail around optimization & performance within the Lavastorm Analytics Engine. This graph generates data on the fly so no input data / configuration is required.

    The attached files include
    • optimization_examples.brg : Lavastorm graph illustrating these optimization techniques
    • LAE Performance and Scalability Overview : This document provides an overview of the scalability and performance factors of the Lavastorm Analytics Engine (LAE) software. It is intended as an orientation to the various performance-impacting aspects of the core LAE software and of LAE applications and provides a reference point for the understanding these factors at play in a real-world example

    Instructions :
    • Download files
    • Read document
    • Run graph
    • Apply techniques to your own graphs!

    To download the graph, scroll to the bottom of the thread - enjoy!!
    Attachments:
    optimization_examples.brg
    Lavastorm Analytics Engine Performance and Scalability Overview.pdf


  • 2.  RE: Optimization Techniques

    Employee
    Posted 06-22-2014 19:13

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    Originally posted by: xathras

    Keep more documents like this coming John... Very interesting read - particularly like the comment on the common data model.
    Will take a look this week