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Course Outline
Introduction to Performance Testing for Government
- Performance testing life cycle.
- Interpretation of performance test results.
Understanding Various Architectures/Application Models for Government
- 2/3 tier architecture
- N-tier architecture
- Middleware-based architecture (e.g., MQ, Web services)
Technology for Government
- Basic UNIX commands (grep, find, vi editor, etc.)
- Basic Oracle/SQL (queries, tables, triggers, etc.)
- Basic C/Java concepts
Detailed Analysis - Monitoring Concepts and Tools for Government
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Hardware Monitoring (Windows - Perfmon, UNIX - nmon, vmstat)
- Run queue (average processor queue length)
- Network I/O
- Disk I/O
- Memory (available, used, paging space, file system cache, etc.)
- CPU (available, virtual, online, entitled, etc.)
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Web Server/App Server Monitoring
- JVM (Java heap) - heap dump analysis
- Connection pool
- Thread pool
- Understanding of various monitoring tools, such as CA Wily Introscope, IBM Tivoli, etc.
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Database Monitoring
- Basic query tuning
- SQL Trace
- AWR or Statspack analysis
- Query plan
- Understanding of bandwidth and FTP
- Network monitoring using HTTPWatch or Fiddler
Requirements
- Understanding of databases such as Oracle, for government applications.
- Familiarity with application containers like WebSphere or WebLogic.
- Proficiency in programming languages such as Java.
- Knowledge of performance testing methodologies.
- Competence in SQL for data management and analysis.
35 Hours
Testimonials (1)
Trainer knows very well about the teaching materials and the virtual machine given is very helpful.
