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The accelerated rate of growth in the amount of web applications returns as a result an increase in the traffic that web servers must handle. This aggregated traffic, in addition to the demand of the clients to be served in a real time frame, leads to the requirement of a customized way to control web related resources. All processes of the web server are tied to the control that the OS scheduler has over them, and for the default settings, the scheduler is set to handle general purpose tasks instead of being optimized forweb serving purposes. To address this issue, the use of custom settings into the scheduler will allow the daemons needed to run a web page (such as Apache, PHP and a SQL DB) to be handled by the OS as efficiently as possible. The results of the test will be the comparison in performance of a web server for different settings on the Linux Scheduler.

Different sticky notes you can use in your text. Just copy and paste the code for the notes you want to use in your project. This template also includes a NB command \NB that may be useful (in combination with the notes).

This template is provided by the University of Twente typesetting a complete Telecommunication Engineering (TE) report in LaTeX. For more details and further guidelines, please see the University of Twente TE Manuals and Templates page.

Template de relatório de laboratório seguindo normas das ABNT.

University of Wollongong template for a Research Thesis manuscript—this is the general-use version of the template. This template was originally published on ShareLaTeX and subsequently moved to Overleaf in November 2019.

TMLR LaTeX style file and template as of 2022-05-20. Created by the TMLR Editorial Board, submitted to Overleaf Gallery by Samuel Ainsworth.

CV template for students of IIITV.

LaTeX styles for the settlement and explanatory note to the course and diploma works (GOST 7.32-2001). Github: https://github.com/rominf/latex-g7-32. This template was originally published on ShareLaTeX and subsequently moved to Overleaf in November 2019.

An MSc thesis template suitable for the MSc Future Power Networks of the Dept. of Electrical and Electronic Engineering. The template is based on the Final Year Project Template by NuriC. My edit customizes the front page for the MSc FPN and adds sample code for figures, code listings, tables and other details along with a description of the content of each section following the departmental guidelines.