Powered by OPF
OPF WIKI STATIC ARCHIVE
2,681 pages · 153 spaces · 776 tags · 4,025 history records · 96.2% of the original wiki recovered
Archived copy. This page was recovered from the Internet Archive snapshot of /display/SP/Evaluation 2 - JPEG2000 validation taken on 2016-03-30. The original wiki at wiki.opf-labs.org is being decommissioned.

Evaluation 2 - JPEG2000 validation

Created by Rune Bruun Ferneke-Nielsen on Jul 01, 2014 · last edited by Rune Bruun Ferneke-Nielsen · on Sep 26, 2014 (view history) · 7 versions

Evaluator(s)

Rune Ferneke-Nielsen, SB

Purpose

Please note that the evaluation work has not been completed, and the numbers for the second iteration are missing.

In this second evaluation, Evaluation 2, of the policy driven validation experiment, focus is on measuring performance of extracting and storing metadata from our Fedora-based repository. As mentioned in the first evaluation, image files are accessed via a NFS mount, and this will not be change in the second evaluation. This setup is a valid environment configuration at SB, and it will normally require manual intervention to get the files placed and available at the NFS mount.

We might want to use a multi-threaded approach to gain more performance, though at the same time we do not want to overload the repository with too many simultaneous requests. When we have performed the first set of tests, we should know, whether it is required.

Evaluation points

Assessment of measurable points
Metric Description Metric baseline Metric goal ?
NumberOfObjectsPerHour Performance efficiency - Capacity / Time behaviour
Number of METS documents (each representing a newspaper page) being extracted from repository
? >5000 ?
         
NumberOfObjectsPerHour Performance efficiency - Capacity / Time behaviour
Number of METS documents (each representing a newspaper page) being stored in repository
? >5000 ?
Assessment of non-measurable points

Reliability - Stability indicators

Functional suitability - Correctness

Maintainability - Reusability

Commercial readiness

Technical details

Remember to include relevant information, links, versions about workflow, tools, APIs (e.g. Taverna, command line, Hadoop, links to MyExperiment, link to tools or SCAPE name, links to distinct versions of specific components/tools in the component registry)

Implementation

The implementation can be found at github: statsbiblioteket/scape-stager-loader

Provenance Data

Conclusion