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December 2012 New Java Performance Tips Posted: Dec 26, 2012 11:18 AM
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The latest Java performance tips from around the web, such as "The USE (utilization, saturation, and errors) methodology for identifying performance issues is for early use in a performance investigation to identify systemic bottlenecks quickly. It can be summarized as: For every resource, check utilization, saturation, and errors. Utilization is the percentage of time that the resource is busy servicing work during a specific time interval; Saturation is the degree to which a fully utilized resource has extra work pending; errors include retries as well as failures (retries often indicate a performance issue). Resources to monitor include: CPU utilization per core; CPU run-queue length; CPU faults; Avalable free memory; paging/swapping; failed mallocs; network IO utilization; NIC saturation; storage controller utilization; storage device utilization; storage device wait queue length; storage device error count; lock utilization (how long the locks were held); lock saturation (the number of threads waiting to acquire the lock); thread pool utilization (busy vs idle threads); thread pool saturation (waiting requests count); process/thread errors (e.g. can't fork); file descriptor errors (e.g. can't allocate/create)."

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