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Tuning critical parameters for specific server applications, resulting in excellent performance

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This book is suitable for the vast number of Linux users in-depth study, and suitable for computer professional undergraduate, master and other professional students study reference.

Content Introduction

Performance tuning is sometimes called" Black Art ", Because sometimes an effective adjustment of a system requires a deeper level of knowledge, and the need to understand the hardware and software components of a system, as well as the interaction between systems. Performance optimization is the process of customizing the configuration of a system for a specific environment, or for a particular application to have better response time or throughput.
Linux performance optimization Master" first in-depth analysis of the Linux operating system, and the most commonly used enterprise monitoring tools benchmark and other monitoring tools are described in detail, in addition to analysis of the system in the identification and analysis of bottlenecks in the process, Finally, how to use performance measurement tools, and how to adjust the system's 4 subsystems, so that the system to the optimal state of the different work environment.
" Linux performance optimization Master "suitable for the vast number of Linux users in-depth study, and suitable for computer professional undergraduate, master and other professional students study reference.  

As a translator

Location, who was primarily engaged in Cisco Network Research during 2006-2008, received Cisco CCNA and CCNP International certification in 2008. 2009 has been engaged in the research of Linux system, and in 2009 and 2010 respectively received Red Hat RHCE and RHCA International certification.

Part Preface

Linux is an open-source operating system developed jointly by developers from all over the world. Its source code is provided free of charge and can be used under the GNU General Public License (GPL). Some companies make the operating system available to users in the form of distributions, such as Redhat, Novell, etc. Desktop-grade Linux distributions and Enterprise Linux distributions are available for free on the web.
Over the past more than 10 years, Linux has entered the data center of many enterprises around the world. The Linux operating system is also suitable for research and enterprise user groups. Linux is currently the most common operating system. You can find Linux on embedded systems, such as firewalls, mobile phones, mainframes, and so on. Of course, the performance of Linux operating systems has become a hot topic for research and enterprise users. However, the calculation of a global meteorological forecast and the operating system on the database compared to the host has different needs. Linux must be able to adapt to all possible usage scenarios with optimal performance. Most Linux distributions generally include tuning parameters to accommodate all users.
Most enterprise applications are now available on Linux, including file and print servers, data servers, Web servers, and mail servers.
we need to monitor the performance of Linux used on enterprise servers and, when necessary, make adjustments to the server to remove bottlenecks that affect users. This book describes how to tune Linux, and you can use tools to monitor and analyze server performance to adjust key parameters for specific server applications. This book mainly describes how to analyze and tune the Linux operating system, so that any type of application running on these systems produces excellent performance.
The tuning parameters, benchmark results, and monitoring tools used in the test environment are based on the red Hat Enterprise Linux 6.x 64-bit system. However, the information in this book is useful for almost all Linux hardware platforms.

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Linux performance Optimization Master--Interactive publishing network