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Course Outline
Introduction to Performance Testing
- The performance testing lifecycle.
- Techniques for interpreting performance test results.
Understanding Different Architectures and Application Models
- 2-tier and 3-tier architecture.
- N-tier architecture.
- Middleware-based architectures (including Message Queues and Web Services).
Core Technologies
- Essential UNIX commands (such as grep, find, and the vi editor).
- Fundamental Oracle and SQL concepts (including queries, tables, and triggers).
- Basic C and Java programming concepts.
In-Depth Analysis: Monitoring Concepts and Tools
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Hardware Monitoring (utilizing tools like Windows Perfmon, UNIX nmon, and vmstat)
- Run queue metrics (average processor queue length).
- Network I/O.
- Disk I/O.
- Memory management (available memory, used memory, paging space, file system cache, etc.).
- CPU metrics (available, virtual, online, and entitled capacity).
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Web Server and Application Server Monitoring
- JVM (Java Heap) management and heap dump analysis.
- Connection pool configuration and monitoring.
- Thread pool management.
- Overview of various monitoring tools, such as CA Wily Introscope and IBM Tivoli.
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Database Monitoring
- Fundamentals of query tuning.
- SQL tracing.
- AWR (Automatic Workload Repository) and Statspack analysis.
- Query execution plan analysis.
- Understanding bandwidth and FTP protocols.
- Network monitoring using tools like HTTPWatch or Fiddler.
Requirements
- Familiarity with databases such as Oracle.
- Understanding of application servers like WebSphere or WebLogic.
- Knowledge of programming languages, particularly Java.
- Experience with performance testing principles.
- Proficiency in SQL.
35 Hours
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