Models and Tools

An accurate planning and dimensioning of the network parameters and resources is paramount for the overall system to behave as expected. This is particularly important when there are more demanding quality-of-service requirements to be met, namely related to the correct and timely execution of the tasks and transmission of messages. This chapter outlines a set of analytical and simulation models and tools to help the system designer to setup and fine tune all relevant settings and parameters, as well as to anticipate hardware problems and identify the network behavior and its performance limits.

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