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Java Performance Tuning Workshop |
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| Format: Instructor-Led Classroom |
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Don't waste time guessing at performance bottlenecks when our comprehensive four day workshop will teach you how to quickly and definitively find the root cause of your performance woes. The course will introduce you to our unique performance tuning methodology that has successfully been used by our consultants to resolve tough performance problems. Past attendees have told us that they were able to solve long standing nagging performance issues on the Monday morning return to their projects.
The course will introduce free and open source tooling that can be used immediately. Already got a fancy commercial tool? We say, all the better as this workshop will help make you more effective with them also. Looking at buying a fancy commercial tool? The workshop will can help you decide which products have the features you'll need and which ones will work best for you.
No tips, no tricks, just a solid, proven approach to Java performance troubleshooting that won't be obsolete with the next release. Exercises taken from real world problems designed to expose how Java and the Java Virtual Machine works. Attendess of this workshop will learn how to: |
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Eliminate conditions that will prevent you from finding performance bottlenecks |  |
Find critical supportive evidence before deciding on a potentially expensive course of action |  |
Find performance issues before your customers find them for your |
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This is a one-time opportunity to attend a Specialized Java Performance Course.
Kirk Pepperdine has been working in high performance and distributed computing for close to 20 years. His focus on performance started in earnest when he began architecting, developing, and tuning applications running on Cray and other specialized computing platforms. In recent years his focus has shifted to Java where he has worked in all aspects of performance in each phase of the project life cycle.
Kirk has presented his unique and specialized performance tuning program to hundreds of Java developers in North America, Europe, and Asia. He has written many articles on the subject, and has spoken at several recognized Java conferences including TSSJS, JAOO, JavaZone, JavaPolis, and JavaOne.
In 2006 Kirk was inducted into the Java Champions program in recognition for his contributions to the Java community by Sun Microsystems, the inventors of Java, for his work in advancing Java.
“The best course I ever attended: High knowledge of the trainer. Very helpful information, which could be used in real life. Exercises allowing to see the real life problems and the way the problems should be solved – step by step. Introduction to open source / free tools which allow to monitor and diagnose the performance problems of the application quickly.”
– Rafal Zablocki, ING
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Learn from Certified Java Champions. Learn from the best.
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 | Skills Gained |
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Please refer to Java Performance Tuning Workshop Content Details |
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 | Who Can Benefit |
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Java developers and Quality Assurance engineers |
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 | Meet the Expert |
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Kirk Pepperdine has been working in high performance and distributed computing for nearly 20 years. His focus has been on performance, working on architecting, developing, and tuning applications running on Cray and other high performance computing platforms. Kirk now specializes in Java, where he works in all aspects of performance and tuning in each phase of a project life cycle. Kirk was recognized by Sun Microsystems as a 2006 Java Champion recipient for his contributions to the Java community. |
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 | What Others are Saying |
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"This is the course that you will have wished you had attended when your boss is breathing down your neck asking why the application is slow."
- Dr. Heinz Kabutz, the Java Specialist
"The best course I ever attended: High knowledge of the trainer. Very helpful information, which could be used in real life. Exercises allowing to see the real life problems and the way how the problems should be solved - step by step. Introduction to open source / free tools which allow to monitor and diagnose quickly performance problems of the application."
- Rafal Zablocki, ING Nationale-Nederlanden
"Well balanced mix of theory, practice and real-life stories. Kirk explained the methodology of performance tuning process with hands-on exercises and didn’t try to sell any products; it was probably the most useful professional training course I have ever attended."
- Vladimir Shor, WebMedia |
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Java Performance Tuning Workshop Content Details |
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| Day 1 - Dominating Consumer | - Performance Tuning
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The user experience
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System model
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Dominating consumer
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Hardware counters
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Performance logging
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Response time budgets
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Performance benchmarking part I
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Performance benchmarking harness
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Load, stress, and endurance testing
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Performance tuning anti-patterns
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| Day 2 - The Java Virtual Machine | - HotSpot inner workings
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JIT, a code changing experience
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The role of the Code Cache
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Best coding practices for performance
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Memory Management
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Garbage collection basics
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Garbage collection alogrithms
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HotSpot and memory management
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Advances in memory management
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Object Lifecycle
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Garbage collection monitoring
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Garbage collection troubleshooting
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Garbage collection tuning
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| Day 3 - Performance Tooling | - Interprocess Communications
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Serialization
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Tracing IPC
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JMX tooling
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Adding customized JMX instrumentation
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Execution profiling
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Thread monitoring
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Memory profiling
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Memory leaks
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Permspace leaks
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- Concurrency in the JVM
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Concurrency in the JDK
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Techniques for improving concurrency
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Benchmarking part II
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Selected performance topics
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Lots of practice
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