Systems Performance, 2/e (Bestseller)
By: Brendan Gregg | Publisher: Pearson Education | Year: 2021
ISBN: 9780136820154
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Description
Systems Performance, 2nd Edition covers concepts, strategy, tools and tuning for Unix operating systems, with a focus on those that are Linux- and Solaris-based.
World-renowned system performance expert Brendan Gregg summarizes relevant operating system theory to quickly get students up to speed even if they’ve never optimized operating systems before, and to refresh and update advanced readers’ knowledge. Next, Gregg illuminates the latest tools and techniques, including dynamic tracing using DTrace and SystemTap, showing how to get the most out of your systems in cloud, web, and large-scale enterprise environments. He covers these and other key topics:
- Performance analysis and capacity planning
- Latency as a key theme for analysis
- New performance challenges associated with cloud computing
- Optimizing CPU, memory, file system, disk, and networking usage
- Sophisticated dynamic tracing with perf, ftrace, and BPF
- Benchmarking more effectively
Fully updated for current Linux/Unix operating systems and environments, Systems Performance, 2nd Edition addresses issues that apply across multiple distributions and are likely to remain crucial for many years to come.
Features
- By Brendan Gregg, one of the world’s leading experts in system performance and optimization
- Focuses on performance issues that apply to all Linux/Unix OSes and won’t become obsolete
- Covers modern tools and techniques, including dynamic tracing with DTrace and SystemTap
- Emphasizes cloud computing challenges and emerging platforms
New to This Edition
Updated throughout to include coverage of the latest tools and techniques, including dynamic tracing using DTrace and SystemTap, and the latest challenges of optimizing cloud computing environments.
Table of Contents
Preface
1. Introduction
2. Methodology
3. Operating Systems
4. Observability Tools
5. Applications
6. CPUs
7. Memory
8. File Systems
9. Disks
10. Network
11. Cloud Computing
12. Benchmarking
13. perf
14. Ftrace
15. BPF
16. Case Study
Appendices
A. USE Linux
B. sar Summary
C. bpftrace one-liners
D. Solutions to Selected Examples
E. Who's Who Bibliography