HP-UX Tuning and Performance: Concepts, Tools, and Methods (Hewlett-Packard Professional Books) - Tapa blanda

Sauers, Robert F.; Weygant, Peter S.; Hewlett-Packard Professional Books

 
9780131027169: HP-UX Tuning and Performance: Concepts, Tools, and Methods (Hewlett-Packard Professional Books)

Sinopsis

10271-5 The "must-have" performance guide for every HP-UX administrator and developer! HP-UX Tuning and Performance is the first book to take the guesswork out of maximizing HP-UX performance! This book introduces a comprehensive, systematic performance management methodology that addresses every stage in the lifecycle of an HP-UX system. Two of Hewlett-Packard's leading HP-UX performance experts present specific metrics, symptoms, and solutions for each key element of an HP-UX system, including hardware, the OS platform, and application development. Coverage includes: *Identifying and addressing bottlenecks: CPU, memory, disk, network, and beyond. *Key tradeoffs impacting performance in both uniprocessor and SMP environments *Choosing the right performance metrics-and using them correctly *Compiler optimization and application profiling *Designing applications for maximum performance HP-UX Tuning and Performance introduces the best generic UNIX and HP-UX specific tools for performance management and demonstrates practical ways to instrument HP-UX systems so that your measurements truly represent real-world performance.Whether you're an HP-UX sys admin, net admin, developer, or capacity planner, it's your complete guide to getting all the performance you paid for!

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This volume provides the necessary information for maximizing HP-UX (a version of the Unix operating system) performance through general background, hardware and software performance concepts, reference material, and many examples and suggestions for application development and tuning. Sauers, a High Availability Solutions Architect, and Weygant, a Learning Products Engineer, both with Hewlett-Packard, discuss the key tradeoffs of performance between uniprocessor and SMP environments, and demonstrate practical ways to set up HP- UX systems so that measurements are representative of real-world performance.

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