"Use XML pattern tools for systems analysis"

[Uche Ogbuji <uche@ogbuji.net>]

Regular work has made it difficult for me to keep up the tech articles recently, but I did get a chance to revive the "Thinking XML" series with #44

Thinking XML: Use XML pattern tools for systems analysis
(Combine the discipline of Operational Systems Analysis with a flexible, adaptive toolkit)

http://www.ibm.com/developerworks/xml/library/x-think44/

"Systems optimization is a growing field, especially in adaptive, 
autonomic systems, but also in traditional information workflows. Much 
of the material accumulated in the monitor phase is available in some 
form of XML. Rather than apply complicated, monolithic analysis tools, 
you can benefit when you apply the pattern dispatch mechanisms inherent 
in XML. This saves effort and increases flexibility as it supports a 
library of analysis primitives that you can redeploy for high-level 
reports as well as fine-tuning. Learn to apply the likes of XPath and 
XSLT patterns much more broadly in order to support analysis and drive 
systems  optimizations."

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