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What is Azure Functions?

Dynatrace

Azure is a large and growing cloud computing ecosystem that empowers its users to access databases, launch virtual servers, create websites or mobile applications, run a Kubernetes cluster, and train machine learning models, to name a few examples. Consider using virtual machines or specialized frameworks for these types of tasks.

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Vision and Execution Leader – 2019 Gartner Magic Quadrant for APM

Dynatrace

In a sea of virtualized layers of abstraction, shared services, and dependencies, the cloud has become increasingly complex. Our platform needed a full-stack approach, including virtual network infrastructure, containers, applications, and users. We knew APM was critical but no longer enough. We needed to go beyond APM.

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The Speed of Time

Brendan Gregg

CLI tools The Cassandra systems were EC2 virtual machine (Xen) instances. Was there some other program consuming CPU, like a misbehaving Ubuntu service that wasn't in CentOS? Note that Ubuntu also has a frame to show entry into vDSO (virtual dynamic shared object).

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The AWS GovCloud (US) Region - All Things Distributed

All Things Distributed

The move to the cloud is projected by 2015 see a reduction of 30% in IT infrastructure costs, which amounts to $7.2 The Cloud First strategy is most visible with new Federal IT programs, which are all designed to be â??Cloud on a yearly basis while greatly improving uptime and maintainability. Cloud Readyâ??;

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USENIX SREcon APAC 2022: Computing Performance: What's on the Horizon

Brendan Gregg

I'm now program co-chair for SREcon 2023 APAC, and our 2023 conference is June 14-16 in Singapore. And now, helping bring USENIX conferences to Australia by giving the first keynote: I could not have scripted or expected it. The call for participation ends on March 2nd 23:59 SGT!

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32 MiB Working Sets on a 64 GiB machine

Randon ASCII

I then looked in the “Virtual Memory Snapshots” table at the Working Set column. I have in mind a large, red, bold-faced label saying “ if your process uses more than 32 MiB of memory then this may make your program run 250 times slower and it won’t really save memory so maybe use THREAD_MODE_BACKGROUND_BEGIN instead.”

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24-core CPU and I can’t type an email (part one)

Randon ASCII

When a Windows program stops pumping messages there will be ETW events emitted to indicate exactly where this happened , so those types of hangs are trivial to find. Normally running every 6 ms is enough to make a program responsive, but for some reason it wasn’t making any progress. But apparently Chrome kept on pumping messages.