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Using Queueing Theory simulations to model capacity planning allows for a deeper understanding of system performance and client experience when compared to a strictly rate based approach. This article details why queueing theory is essential for modeling capacity and provides 2 hands on examples of using queueing theory to model capacity. The first example will perform capacity planning for a software service. The second example models an organization process as queueing system in order to show how capacity can be forecast for people based systems as well as software based systems! Many of the articles that I’ve read covering queueing theory is math heavy. This article requires nothing more than basic algebra and a queueing theory calculator. There are many <a href="https://www.supositorio.com/rcalc/rcalclite.htm" title="https://www.supositorio.com/rcalc/rcalclite.htm" target="_blank">free calculators available</a>; while the math is still there under the hood it’s not necessary to understand it in order to model capacity forecasting using queueing theory.

Why Capacity Planning Needs Queueing Theory (without the hard math)

Time is not absolute. Your code breaks when you treat it that way.

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Unlock the power of data in software architecture. Embrace YAGNI, prioritize users' needs, and make informed, value-driven decisions. No guesswork, just facts.

Software Architecture Decisions: Focus on the Facts and Don't Make Guesses


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Twitter vs. Elon Musk Court Filing in July 12 is part of HackerNoon's Legal PDF series. This is part 4 of 31.FACTUAL ALLEGATIONS I - Musk offers to buy Twitter

Musk allegedly threatened Twitter with a 'hostile tender offer' via text to Chairman Bret Taylor

A recent survey by the Linux Foundation found that organizations contribute 7.7B USD annually to open source projects.

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Startups lose billions of dollars in VC funding every year, but they can still succeed by “recycling ventures."

Recycled Ventures: How to Drive your Startup out of Stagnation  

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The Best Podcasts and Soundtracks to Listen to During Your Workday

Why Capacity Planning Needs Queueing Theory (without the hard math)

Code Smell 307 - Naive Time Assumptions and How to Fix It

Software Architecture Decisions: Focus on the Facts and Don't Make Guesses

How Bakeree Takes Out the Guesswork in Creating Your Next NFT Project

Musk allegedly threatened Twitter with a 'hostile tender offer' via text to Chairman Bret Taylor

Open Source Is Supposed to Be a Meritocracy—So Why Are Companies Trying to Buy Their Way In?

Recycled Ventures: How to Drive your Startup out of Stagnation

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