NET Performance FrameworkNET框架的性能.pptVIP

USBancorp Performance Management Framework ROC Retreat 6/17/2004 Overview - What is it?, Performance Engineering and Management is the ability to ensure that applications will be designed to meet their response time and throughput requirements, and when in production continue to do so. Performance Repository Data Model Performance Framework’s Alert Functionality Alert Types Components Likely Black Box Mapping Analysis Needs to Collaborate Between Components * Topics Overview – What is it, Why have it Where has it been, Where does it fit? Fundamentals – What are the underlying principles and metrics? Architecture – Data collection (Observation, Analysis, Action) Instrumentation – How are performance measurements collected? Analysis and Reporting – How are events analyzed What are the reporting patterns? Alerts, Leveraging ROC Concepts and Next Steps - Fundamentals Concepts and Metrics Infrastructure Response Time Net.Components DB Net. Facilities Application OS Users Methods Resource Load/Usage Performance Quality Stability Instrumentation Measurements No Load (SoftProbes): Intrusive vs. Non Intrusive Passive vs. Active Data Mining Application Logs System Logs Architecture Perf Framework GUI Methods ORB Interface Methods Application Methods Database Methods Appl. Server Methods Performance Analysis Repository Application Real-time Reporter Charts Alarms Security/Audit Analysis Throughout the development lifecycle, performance statistics are asynchronously collected, analyzed and used to influence design and implementation decisions. Training (Alert Rules) Instrumentation Intrusive Application Instrumentation (Performance Framework) GUI Business context, user, workstation, method, class Application rules Specific method invocations 3rd party/calls to external modules and/or systems Data base access Selects, inserts, update, deletes, stored procedures, DDL commands Instrumentation Performance Framework Class Structure (Highlighting Aler