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I would like get idea about performance enginering from basic to advanced level. Do anyone know a place where i can find some videos related to performance engineering ?
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What do you think is meant by "performance engineering"?
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performance engineering is methodology to improve the response time, throughput /etc..
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I have some doc but its performace engg. based on mercury load runner.
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University of Oregon has posted excellent article on the subject - Performance Engineering Methodology
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University of Oregon has posted excellent article on the subject - Performance Engineering Methodology
I read the abstract. That sounds like a good start, but it is, er, abstract. If your needs are more specific, you'll need to provide info on what kind of system you are trying to optimize.
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