- Dedication
- Acknowledgements
- Introduction
- Who This Book is For
- About the Companion CD-ROM
- Chapter Overviews
- Chapter 1: Laying the Performance Analysis Ground Work
- Chapter 2: Preparing and Planning for the Performance Test
- Chapter 3: Stress Testing with Microsoft Application Center Test (ACT)
- Chapter 4: Monitoring Application Performance with System Monitor
- Chapter 5: Application Network Analysis
- Chapter 6: Analyzing and Performance Tuning the Web Tier
- Chapter 7: Profiling Managed Code
- Chapter 8: Analyzing the SQL Tier
- Chapter 9: Estimating IIS Tier Capacity with Transaction Cost Analysis
- Chapter 10: Performance Modeling: Tools for Predicting Performance
- Support
- 1. Laying the Performance Analysis Groundwork
- 2. Preparing and Planning for the Performance Test
- 3. Stress Testing with Microsoft Application Center Test (ACT)
- Getting Started
- Core Concepts of ACT
- Running ACT
- Overview of the ACT User Interface
- Creating a Test Script
- Recording a Test Script
- Analyzing a Recorded Test Script
- Creating a Test Script Manually
- Creating a test script to Stress the SQL Tier
- Setting Test Properties Prior to Script Playback
- Script Modification—Avoiding “Record and Playback”
- Debugging ACT Test Scripts
- Test Script Verification
- Scripts and Load Clients
- Executing a Performance/Stress Test
- Conclusion
- 4. Monitoring Application Performance with System Monitor
- Using System Monitor
- Monitoring Objects, Counters, and Instances for Performance Bottlenecks
- Typical Processor-related Problems and Solutions
- Conclusion
- 5. Application Network Analysis
- 6. Analyzing and Performance Tuning the Web Tier
- 7. Performance Analysis of Managed Code
- CLR and Performance
- The Life and Times of a .NET Web Application
- Profiling Managed Code
- Using Compuware DevPartner Studio
- Using AppMetrics to Monitor .NET Enterprise Services Components
- Pre-Production Monitoring in AppMetrics
- Production Monitoring
- Conclusion
- 8. Analyzing the SQL Tier
- 9. Estimating IIS Tier Capacity with Transaction Cost Analysis
- 10. Performance Modeling: Tools for Predicting Performance
- A. About the Author
- About the Author
- Copyright
About the Author
Founded in 1975, Microsoft (Nasdaq u2018MSFTu2019) is the worldwide leader in software for personal and business computing. The company offers a wide range of products and services designed to empower people through great softwareu2014any time, any place and on any device.
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