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Little Shop of Performance Horrors

Monday, November 16. 2009

Brendan Gregg did a great talk about things going really wrong. In Little Shop of Performance Horrors he open the bag of experiences he made in the performance field. He held this talk at the Front Range OpenSolaris User Group to show the audience what can go wrong in regard of performance and performance analysis. You should really take the time to see the video of the talk.

Posted by Joerg Moellenkamp in English, Solaris, Sun/Oracle at 20:35 | Comment (1) | Trackbacks (0)
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OMG.. "horrors" fits the title really well.
I've cursed at the un-speed of SMC myself, and my team has been paying beta-testers for the many nxge bugs he talks about..
I should forward the links to our developers.. perhaps they can learn a bit from Sun's failures.

#1 Woo (Homepage) on 2009-11-17 11:25 (Reply)

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