Java Performance Tuning

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Tim Ojo

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01 - Course Overview

01 - Course Overview.mp4

01:35

02 - Understanding Your Performance Characteristics

02 - Introduction to Performance Tuning.mp4

04:15

03 - Performance and Computer Hardware.mp4

04:53

04 - System Performance Metrics.mp4

03:34

05 - Performance Testing Tools - OS.mp4

07:20

06 - Application Performance Metrics.mp4

03:57

07 - Measuring Application Performance.mp4

06:55

08 - Performance Testing Tools - Java.mp4

12:01

09 - Performance Testing Tools - JMeter.mp4

07:46

03 - Profiling Java Applications

10 - Java Profiler Intro.mp4

00:52

11 - How Profilers Work.mp4

06:03

12 - Java Profiler Software.mp4

03:32

13 - Setting up a Flight Recording.mp4

04:04

14 - Setting up a Flight Recording - Demo.mp4

01:49

15 - Using Java Flight Recorder.mp4

10:19

04 - Tuning the JVM

16 - JIT Intro.mp4

02:28

17 - JIT Compilation Modes.mp4

04:20

18 - JIT Tuning.mp4

05:21

19 - GC Intro.mp4

03:33

20 - Choosing a GC.mp4

04:44

21 - Measuring GC Performance.mp4

03:18

22 - Demo.mp4

02:23

23 - GC Tuning.mp4

05:18

05 - Search and Data Structures

24 - Algorithmic efficiency intro.mp4

03:17

25 - Java Data Structures.mp4

05:14

26 - Setting the ArrayList initial capacity.mp4

02:13

27 - Optimizing HashMaps.mp4

03:52

06 - Saving Memory

28 - Saving Memory Intro.mp4

03:42

29 - Reducing Object Size.mp4

04:30

30 - Avoid Creating Unnecessary Objects.mp4

05:00

31 - Managing Strings.mp4

05:18

32 - Avoid Keeping Objects Around for Longer Than Needed.mp4

01:53

07 - Optimizing Concurrent Code

33 - Intro.mp4

02:25

34 - ThreadPoolExecutor Optimization.mp4

06:12

35 - The ForkJoinPool.mp4

02:10

36 - Reducing Lock Contention.mp4

06:41

37 - Atomic Variables and Concurrent Collections.mp4

04:53

38 - Avoiding Synchronization.mp4

03:13

08 - Avoid Doing Expensive Things

39 - Review of Java Performance Optimization.mp4

05:51

40 - Caching.mp4

05:02

41 - Architecture Level Performance Optimizations.mp4

03:41

Description

Learn tools and techniques for troubleshooting, analyzing, and improving the performance of your Java application. Advance your mastery of the Java language and ecosystem.

What You'll Learn?

Is your Java service slower than you would like; consuming too many system resources or lagging in performance as load increases? In this course, Java Performance Tuning, you will learn how to maximize the performance of Java applications. First, you will discover tools and techniques for analyzing the performance of your application and troubleshooting performance issues. Next, you will learn about the JVM internals that influence performance and how to tune them. Finally, you will gain best practices for writing high performing application code. When you’re finished with this course, you will have the skills and knowledge needed to build and run highly performant Java applications in production.

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Tim Ojo

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Tim Ojo is a software developer with a fondness for building scalable backend applications in Java, C#, Python, and Scala. He actively contributes to the developer community by blogging and speaking about topics, such as search engines, recommender systems, databases like Cassandra and Neo4j, general developer best practices, and data science. He considers himself a lifelong learner, that's what drove him to create podcastdiscovery.net, a website for finding tech podcasts to listen to via search, and several other projects that can be found on his GitHub page.

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Pluralsight, LLC is an American privately held online education company that offers a variety of video training courses for software developers, IT administrators, and creative professionals through its website. Founded in 2004 by Aaron Skonnard, Keith Brown, Fritz Onion, and Bill Williams, the company has its headquarters in Farmington, Utah. As of July 2018, it uses more than 1,400 subject-matter experts as authors, and offers more than 7,000 courses in its catalog. Since first moving its courses online in 2007, the company has expanded, developing a full enterprise platform, and adding skills assessment modules.