By aslamkhn
via architects.dzone.com
Published: Jul 15 2008 / 16:48
I’ve dealt with performance in many projects. And I’ve consistently seen that there were no adequate performance requirements stated, no representative load tests in place, no useful performance monitoring in production and no tuning based on facts.
What typically did occur was: stress in acceptance, working overtime to fix suspected pieces of code, stress in production, complaining users and one party blaming the other with growing hostility. So, nasty things happen. The question is: Are these nasty things necessary? My answer is: no, they are not.
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William Louth replied ago:
Instead of giving tips on tuning it might be useful to actually tackle the issues hinted at in the summary. This is what Software Performance Engineering (SPE) is all about. We have extended this standard with our XPE solution but the the activities remain mostly the same which is nicely depicted here.
http://www.jinspired.com/solutions/xpe/index.html
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