Benchmarking .NET Applications

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Junior Mayhé

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1 - Welcome

1 - Welcome and Course overview.mp4

02:57

2 - How this course is organized.mp4

03:38

2 - Introduction

1 - A quick recap.html

3 - Why should you learn to benchmark NET applications.mp4

04:09

4 - What are the prerequisites for this course.mp4

01:55

5 - Getting help.mp4

00:42

6 - NET SDK downloads.txt

6 - Setting up your environment installing NET.mp4

01:00

7 - Setting up your environment installing Visual Code.mp4

02:10

7 - Visual Code downloads.txt

8 - Git downloads.txt

8 - Setting up your environment installing Git.mp4

01:26

9 - Docker downloads.txt

9 - Setting up your environment installing Docker.mp4

02:46

10 - Java downloads.txt

10 - Setting up your environment installing Java.mp4

00:54

11 - Postman downloads.txt

11 - Setting up your environment installing Postman.mp4

00:45

12 - Releases · codesenbergbombardier githubcom.txt

12 - Releases · tsenartvegeta githubcom.txt

12 - Setting up your environment other tools.mp4

00:25

3 - The Benchmarking fundamentals

2 - A quick recap.html

3 - A quick recap.html

4 - A quick recap.html

13 - What is performance.mp4

01:54

14 - 36 Types of Technology Risk Simplicable.txt

14 - Nonfunctional requirement Wikipedia.txt

14 - Why performance matters.mp4

07:28

15 - Apdex Technical Specification V11 apdexorg.txt

15 - Apdex Wikipedia.txt

15 - Percentile Calculator ezcalcme.txt

15 - Percentile Calculator translatorscafecom.txt

15 - What metrics can be used to track performance.mp4

17:26

15 - Wikipedia Percentile.txt

15 - metricsaveragevsmedianxlsx.zip

16 - What is a benchmark.mp4

03:20

17 - Why benchmarking is necessary.mp4

02:04

18 - When should you benchmark.mp4

02:31

19 - GC Performance counters.txt

19 - How is the benchmark process.mp4

03:30

19 - Ngenexe Native Image Generator.txt

19 - ReadyToRun Compilation.txt

20 - What should you benchmark.mp4

05:19

21 - Continuous integration Wikipedia.txt

21 - How should you benchmark.mp4

09:14

21 - Microsoft Docs Managed Execution Process.txt

21 - Microsoft Docs Set debug and release configurations Visual Studio.txt

22 - Choosing the benchmark scope.mp4

04:49

22 - MockServer.txt

22 - WireMock.txt

4 - The Benchmarking in practice

5 - A quick recap.html

6 - A quick recap.html

23 - ANTS Memory Profiler.txt

23 - ANTS Performance Profiler.txt

23 - Apache JMeter.txt

23 - Bombardier on GitHub.txt

23 - Dotnet Memory Profiler.txt

23 - Microsoft Perfview on GitHub.txt

23 - NBench Quickstart Tutorial.txt

23 - NET Object Allocation tool.txt

23 - Postman.txt

23 - Stopwatch Microsoft Docs.txt

23 - Vegeta on GitHub.txt

23 - Which tools help you benchmark your application.mp4

02:16

23 - dotMemory.txt

23 - dotTrace Profiler.txt

24 - Elapsed time benchmarks with Stopwatch.mp4

16:03

24 - Microsoft Docs Stopwatch Class.txt

24 - runtimeStopwatchcs at main · dotnetruntime githubcom.txt

25 - What is BenchmarkDotNet.mp4

00:58

26 - GitHub ASPNET Core.txt

26 - GitHub Entity Framework Core.txt

26 - GitHub MLNET.txt

26 - GitHub NET Core runtime and libraries.txt

26 - GitHub Projects using BenchmarDotNet.txt

26 - GitHub Roslyn C and Visual Basic compiler.txt

26 - Who uses BenchmarkDotNet.mp4

00:42

27 - Elapsed time and memory allocation benchmarks with BenchmarkDotNet.mp4

09:19

28 - Sort and rank BenchmarkDotNet summary results.mp4

06:24

29 - Evaluating BenchmarkDotNet results.mp4

02:43

29 - Markdown All in One Visual Studio Marketplace.txt

30 - Fundamentals of garbage collection Microsoft Docs.txt

30 - NET Versions used in this course dotnetcore · GitHub.txt

30 - Understanding BenchmarkDotNet header information and summary columns.mp4

08:00

31 - Targeting different runtimes for BenchmarkDotNet.mp4

02:08

32 - Changing the number of warmups and iterations in BenchmarkDotNet.mp4

01:30

33 - Cold start and monitoring strategies in BenchmarkDotNet.mp4

07:05

33 - challengeserializers.zip

33 - challengeserializersanswer.zip

34 - Benchmarking REST APIs with Postman.mp4

07:12

34 - Mean Median Mode Calculator calculatorsoupcom.txt

35 - Benchmarking REST APIs with Vegeta.mp4

08:51

35 - tsenartvegeta HTTP load testing tool and library GitHubcom.txt

36 - Benchmarking REST APIs with Bombardier.mp4

06:28

36 - Releases · codesenbergbombardier GitHubcom.txt

37 - Apache JMeter Download Apache JMeter.txt

37 - Benchmarking REST APIs with JMeter.mp4

13:54

37 - How to Install JMeter on a Mac OctoPerf.txt

37 - challengesorterapi.zip

5 - Remarks and Next steps

38 - JetBrains dotTrace profiler.txt

38 - Profiling tools.mp4

03:31

38 - RedGate Ants Performance profiler.txt

38 - Visual Studio profiling tools.txt

39 - Readability versus Optimization.mp4

03:11

40 - Benchmarking as part of continuous integration.mp4

03:11

41 - Production metrics observability.mp4

03:55

42 - AlertBot commercial.txt

42 - Cacti opensource.txt

42 - Checkmk opensource.txt

42 - DBEngines Ranking popularity ranking of time Series DBMS.txt

42 - Datadog commercial.txt

42 - Dotcommonitor commercial.txt

42 - Dynatrace commercial.txt

42 - Icinga opensource.txt

42 - LibreNMS opensource.txt

42 - Monitis commercial.txt

42 - Monitoring tools.mp4

02:54

42 - Nagios opensource.txt

42 - Netdata opensource.txt

42 - New Relic commercial.txt

42 - Observium opensource.txt

42 - OpenNMS opensource.txt

42 - Pandora FMS opensource.txt

42 - Pingdom commercial.txt

42 - Prometheus opensource.txt

42 - Riemann opensource.txt

42 - Sensu opensource.txt

42 - Site24x7 commercial.txt

42 - SmartBear commercial.txt

42 - SolarWinds commercial.txt

42 - Splunk commercial.txt

42 - Stackify commercial.txt

42 - Uptime Robot commercial.txt

42 - Uptrends commercial.txt

42 - Zabbix opensource.txt

43 - Amazon XRay commercial.txt

43 - Datadog commercial.txt

43 - Dynatrace PurePath commercial.txt

43 - Getting Started Jaeger documentation.txt

43 - GitHub jaegertracingjaegerclientcsharp C client tracer for Jaeger.txt

43 - Google Cloud Trace commercial.txt

43 - Honeycomb commercial.txt

43 - Instana commercial.txt

43 - Jaeger opensource.txt

43 - Lightstep commercial.txt

43 - New Relic commercial.txt

43 - OpenCensus opensource.txt

43 - OpenTelemetry opensource.txt

43 - OpenTracing opensource.txt

43 - OpenZipkin opensource.txt

43 - Tracing tools.mp4

03:10

43 - VMware Tanzu commercial.txt

44 - Conclusion and Next steps.mp4

01:28

Description

Learn how to benchmark Dotnet applications using BenchmarkDotNet, Postman, Bombardier, Vegeta, and JMeter!

What You'll Learn?

The fundamentals of Benchmarking
Why performance matters and why benchmarking is necessary
When and what you should benchmark
What is the intermediate language
How Garbage Collector works
How you should benchmark applications
What are a cold start and warm-up process
Which tools can help you benchmark applications
Differences between Microbenchmarking and Macrobenchmarking
Benchmarking REST APIs

Who is this for?

Beginner, intermediate, and advanced C# programmers who want to learn how to create and execute benchmarks.

Software Developers who are about to take a job interview and need to prepare for benchmarking-related questions.

Professionals who need to measure up different code approaches in a .NET application to evaluate performance-related choices.

What You Need to Know?

A computer on which you can install any software: Windows, macOS, Linux, Git, Visual Code, or Visual Studio.

You should understand how to code in the C# programming language.

Familiar with running command-line commands in Terminal, Command Prompt, or similar.

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Description
Have you tried to learn Benchmarking before?
Perhaps you find yourself trying to follow a tutorial and get stuck.
In other cases, the different authors may present to you the benchmarking process with subtle command and code variations, but you have no clue what they are for.
You may stumble on articles that are difficult to follow. They do not provide you structured information of what is going on under the hood or a deep understanding of the .NET framework.
Now imagine the oddest edge case: you already finished building your benchmarking, you can run it fine but then when it comes to run it another time, the results differ altogether from the ones you got earlier. You have no idea of the factors that make your benchmark process generate so many values out of your expectations.
You might be working on a critical section of code in your .NET application or microservice, and you need to measure different code approaches to figure which ones make your code run as fast as possible.
Does that sound familiar to you?
Well, you are on the right track!
I built this course to show you how you can build and run benchmarks with a better understanding of the fundamentals.
You will have hands-on labs here where you can download the projects to get started testing yourself the benchmarking process using your favorite code editor.
I've mapped out everything you need to know about Benchmarking .NET applications in an interactive easy-to-follow package. This course is designed to get you up and running, in a couple of days.
Here you will understand the fundamentals, perform the experiments to make correct conclusions based on the raw data provided in benchmarking results.
If you want to be aware of benchmarking good practices, this training is a great way to get started.
Several big companies, including Microsoft, Elasticsearch, Google, are constantly using benchmarking to guarantee applications have no performance degradation and measurements are reproducible.
This constant concern on performance quality makes applications more reliable through the eyes of the customer, making company solutions look more professional.
Who this course is for:
Beginner, intermediate, and advanced C# programmers who want to learn how to create and execute benchmarks.
Software Developers who are about to take a job interview and need to prepare for benchmarking-related questions.
Professionals who need to measure up different code approaches in a .NET application to evaluate performance-related choices.

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