Performance Measuring and Monitoring for .NET 6 Applications

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Ivan Gavryliuk

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1. Course Overview

1. Course Overview.mp4

01:56

2. Basic Principles of Performance Monitoring

1. Introduction.mp4

02:19

2. Why Monitoring.mp4

08:01

3. When Not to Care About Performance.mp4

05:04

4. What to Monitor.mp4

03:50

5. Whats Available.mp4

06:22

6. Summary.mp4

01:13

3. Tracing and Logging

1. Introduction.mp4

05:38

2. Tracing Options in Dotnet.mp4

05:17

3. Eventpipe Runtime Component.mp4

05:54

4. Overview of Standard Event Providers.mp4

03:24

5. App Code and Dotnet Trace.mp4

07:38

6. Tracing Analyzing.mp4

07:50

7. Adding Custom Trace Provider.mp4

09:27

8. Summary.mp4

01:08

4. Distributed Tracing

1. Introduction.mp4

04:02

2. 02 Terminology.mp4

04:09

3. 03 Instrumenting Console Application.mp4

08:28

4. Instrumenting Distributed Parts.mp4

05:47

5. Using Jaeger for Trace Collection.mp4

06:31

6. Adding More Data.mp4

04:12

7. Summary.mp4

00:58

5. Core Dumps

1. Introduction.mp4

05:54

2. Analyzing Memory Leaks.mp4

09:03

3. Analyzing Startup Crashes.mp4

02:05

4. Analyzing Linux Dumps in Windows.mp4

03:38

5. Summary.mp4

00:44

6. Application Metrics

1. Introduction.mp4

04:50

2. Tracking Realtime Metrics.mp4

04:40

3. Custom Metrics.mp4

04:12

4. Types of Instruments.mp4

03:02

5. Collecting with OpenTelemetry and Prometheus.mp4

07:16

6. Summary.mp4

01:09

Description

This course will teach you about application performance monitoring in .NET 6. You’ll learn about modern cross-platform APIs and tools available in NET 6. and how to apply them to applications running in production.

What You'll Learn?

Historically .NET had a mixed bag of methods to monitor application performance. A lot of them were Windows-only and some required expensive third-party tools. In this course, Performance Measuring and Monitoring for .NET 6 Applications, you’ll learn to appreciate .NET 6, focus on open standards, cross-platform approach, and openness in their monitoring design. First, you’ll explore the basic theory of performance monitoring and what .NET 6 can do for you out of the box. Next, you’ll discover in detail how .NET SDK gives you necessary tools to trace local application code and distributed microservices, all for free and out of the box! Finally, you’ll learn how to integrate your applications with third-party Application Performance Monitoring solutions to understand how to enable it in production. When you’re finished with this course, you’ll have the skills and knowledge of performance monitoring needed to understand your code and have a live picture in front of you of how it can be optimized even further.

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Ivan Gavryliuk

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Ivan is a technical architect and independent cloud consultant based in London, UK with over 15 years of experience in designing and developing applications on a wide range of stacks, primarily but not limited to Microsoft. Although, his preferred specialization is backend architecture and cloud computing, Ivan has worked professionally with just about every major Microsoft technology. Today, he's excited about public clouds especially Microsoft Azure, and spreading the knowledge around scalable architecture, clean code, iterative design, microservice culture, and DDD. His clients range from start-ups to government organizations, and event Microsoft itself.

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