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Cloudstone: Multi-Platform, Multi-Language Benchmark and Measurement Tools for Web 2.0 Will Sobel, Shanti Subramanyam*, Akara Sucharitakul*, Jimmy Nguyen, Hubert Wong, Arthur Klepchukov, Sheetal Patil*, Armando Fox, David Patterson UC Berkeley and *Sun Microsystems Abstract User-contributed content: Whereas Web 1.0 focused on publishing to users, Web 2.0 users publish to each other via Web 2.0 applications place new and different demands blogs, photostreams, tagging (Digg, Del.icio.us, etc.), col- on servers compared to their Web 1.0 counterparts. Simul- laborative filtering (e.g. Amazon book reviews and recom- taneously, the definitive arrival of pay-as-you-go “cloud mendations), etc. This changes the read/write ratio and write computing” and the proliferation of application develop- patterns compared to Web 1.0 applications. ment stacks present new and different degrees of freedom in Richer user experience: The quest for improved interac- deploying and tuning software-as-a-service. We first iden- tivity through AJAX (Asynchronous JavaScript And XML), tify non-obvious challenges and caveats to performing “ap- in which JavaScript code communicates with the server in ples-to-apples” comparisons of Web 2 .0 application de- the background, generates extra work on the server during ployments. We then offer Cloudstone, a toolkit consisting of what would otherwise be the Web user ’s “think time”. On an open-source Web 2.0 social application (Oli