Low latency performance measurement and monitoring
In this talk for the LJC, William Louth discusses the challenges in performance measurement of low latency high throughput applications in particular how best to derive the greatest amount of relevant measurement data whilst limiting instrumentation and measurement overhead to a minimum.
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Low latency performance measurement and monitoring
William Louth
William Louth is a renowned software engineer with particular expertise in software engineering adaptive systems, adaptive control, self-regulation, resilience engineering, information visualization, software simulation & mirroring as well as performance measurement and optimization.
Low latency performance measurement and monitoring
William Louth
William Louth is a renowned software engineer with particular expertise in software engineering adaptive systems, adaptive control, self-regulation, resilience engineering, information visualization, software simulation & mirroring as well as performance measurement and optimization.