Web application of the SLAmeter tool

This paper provides an overview of recent development of a web application of the SLAmeter tool. The SLAmeter is a computer network traffic measuring and monitoring tool that provides various informations from collected data via its web application. Due to several performance and extensibility related problems with the former solution of the web application, the whole architecture of this top layer had to be redesigned. The main focus was therefore aimed at the new design and implementation of a thick client architecture. The achieved solution resulted in several advantages: (i) it helped to decrease the response time of the user interface, (ii) introduced new features, and (iii) enabled consistent development of new modules.

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