| Our
CoE has has a central
Performance Engineering
Group for the study and
performance improvement of
various applications from
application code and
deployment perspectives.
This group consists of key
solution deployment
architects who analyze and
suggest architecture for
better performance. The group
regularly
interacts with premier
institutes like Indian
Institutes of Technology (IITs). Results
from Queuing Theory are
often applied including
statistical formulations,
priority schemes, dynamic
systems, parallel processing
and discrete event modeling
and simulation. Performance engineering is addressed at the following major checkpoints in an application lifecycle:
Our performance engineering group works very closely with the application architecture and code development/maintenance teams to ensure that best practices are created and published for use. This helps in incorporating and embedding performance considerations during the design and maintenance stage of the application lifecycle. OPTIMIZE BY REVIEW This mode of performance is achieved by reviewing existing systems with performance issues and generating a Performance Report with the following recommendations:
Capacity planning is another initiative that can save resource utilization and utilize infrastructure in an optimum manner. This is an offshoot of performance analysis recommendations. It addresses deployment scope, the utilization of infrastructure components and their impact on performance. This service is offered for existing systems under consideration for capacity review and for new systems requiring capacity planning. |
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