We propose a feedback controller to efficiently control web requests especially on overloaded networks. The controller is designed based on a feedback closed loop that prevents overload of web server and enforces target CPU utilization via controlling the amount of input web requests. The main contribution of this letter is the use of feedback control theory to design the controller that delicately regulates web requests even under the dynamic changes in processing power of web server. In contrast with many previous heuristic methods, the proposed controller uses a systematic approach to adaptively control web requests taking account of the dynamic behavior of web server. Simulation results performed in overloaded cases show that the proposed controller lets web server effectively control input web requests and reach its CPU utilization to desired levels in relatively small settling times.
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Sukyong JUNG, Bongjik KANG, Jangbok KIM, Kyunghee CHOI, Gihyun JUNG, "A Feedback Controller for Overloaded Web Requests" in IEICE TRANSACTIONS on Communications,
vol. E87-B, no. 9, pp. 2816-2819, September 2004, doi: .
Abstract: We propose a feedback controller to efficiently control web requests especially on overloaded networks. The controller is designed based on a feedback closed loop that prevents overload of web server and enforces target CPU utilization via controlling the amount of input web requests. The main contribution of this letter is the use of feedback control theory to design the controller that delicately regulates web requests even under the dynamic changes in processing power of web server. In contrast with many previous heuristic methods, the proposed controller uses a systematic approach to adaptively control web requests taking account of the dynamic behavior of web server. Simulation results performed in overloaded cases show that the proposed controller lets web server effectively control input web requests and reach its CPU utilization to desired levels in relatively small settling times.
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