Enhancing Efficient Data Transmission in IBM WebSphere Using Relational Data eXchange (RDX) Mechanism and Tandem Queue

This study investigates tandem queues with two service nodes. The consumer needs to obtain services at the following two nodes in this system: the IBM online sphere for artificial intelligence (AI) and the complex RDX mechanism. Before the second essential service (SES), by utilizing AI to validate the data in IBM WebSphere and insight, the first essential service (FES) begins with the RDX mechanism. If there are fewer customers than “a” after a service at node 1 is finished, the server departs for a subsequent assignment. As soon as the vacation value reached the threshold, the service began. After the service concludes at node 1, it moves on to node 2. In this study, the supplemental variable technique is used to determine the probability-generating function (PGF) at any given time. A numerical solution also yields certain features of the queueing system.

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2025-04-21
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Enhancing Efficient Data Transmission in IBM WebSphere Using Relational Data eXchange (RDX) Mechanism and Tandem Queue

Suthanthira Raj Devi Latha, Sorin Vlase, Maria Luminița Scutaru, Subramani Palani Niranjan
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Cloud Computing and Resource Management
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Enhancing Efficient Data Transmission in IBM WebSphere Using Relational Data eXchange (RDX) Mechanism and Tandem Queue

Suthanthira Raj Devi Latha, Sorin Vlase, Maria Luminița Scutaru, Subramani Palani Niranjan
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This study investigates tandem queues with two service nodes. The consumer needs to obtain services at the following two nodes in this system: the IBM online sphere for artificial intelligence (AI) and the complex RDX mechanism. Before the second essential service (SES), by utilizing AI to validate the data in IBM WebSphere and insight, the first essential service (FES) begins with the RDX mechanism. If there are fewer customers than “a” after a service at node 1 is finished, the server departs for a subsequent assignment. As soon as the vacation value reached the threshold, the service began. After the service concludes at node 1, it moves on to node 2. In this study, the supplemental variable technique is used to determine the probability-generating function (PGF) at any given time. A numerical solution also yields certain features of the queueing system.

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Enhancing Efficient Data Transmission in IBM WebSphere Using Relational Data eXchange (RDX) Mechanism and Tandem Queue — Suthanthira Raj Devi Latha, Sorin Vlase, et al. · Axioms (2025) | TGRS Research Map | TGRS