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Seeing through hardware counters: a journey to threefold performance increase

The Netflix TechBlog

Special thanks to Sandhya Viswanathan , Jennifer Dimatteo , Brendan Gregg , Susie Xia , Jason Koch , Mike Huang , Amer Ather , Chris Berry , Chris Sanden , and Guy Cirino Seeing through hardware counters: a journey to threefold performance increase was originally published in Netflix TechBlog on Medium, where people are continuing the conversation (..)

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Java Is Greener on Arm

DZone

Hardware and software are evolving in parallel, and combining the best of modern software development with the latest Arm hardware can yield impressive performance, cost, and efficiency results.

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Monitoring Web Servers Should Never Be Complex

DZone

For example, you can monitor the behavior of your applications, the hardware usage of your server nodes, or even the network traffic between servers. One prominent solution is the open-source tool Nagios which allows you to monitor hardware in every detail.

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How To Run a Docker Container on the Cloud: Top 5 CaaS Solutions

DZone

Containerization simplifies the software development process because it eliminates dealing with dependencies and working with specific hardware. In the past few years, there has been a growing number of organizations and developers joining the Docker journey. But, it can be quite confusing how to run a container on the cloud.

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Using Raspberry PI in Virtualization: Unlocking New Possibilities

DZone

Through the use of virtualization technology, multiple operating systems can now run on a single physical machine, revolutionizing the way we use computer hardware.

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Dynatrace SaaS on Azure now Generally Available

Dynatrace

This means you no longer have to procure new hardware, which can be a time-consuming and expensive process. You must procure hardware, install the OS on the server, install the application, and configure it. Additionally, the investment for on-prem installations is a lot more expensive to manage over time.

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Building Resiliency With Effective Error Management

DZone

Hardware - servers/storage hardware/software faults such as disk failure, disk full, other hardware failures, servers running out of allocated resources, server software behaving abnormally, intra DC network connectivity issues, etc. Redundancy in power, network, cooling systems, and possibly everything else relevant.

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