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Web performance in seven steps; Step 6: Tune based on evidence
Posted by Jeroen Borgers in the late evening: November 2nd, 2009

Last time I blogged about the relevance of monitoring and diagnostics in production to solve incidents quickly and prevent future problems. This time I'll talk about tuning based on evidence.

If an application turns out to be too slow, tuning can provide a solution. Tuning can take place on multiple levels. Adding hardware can be a cheap solution. However, when you add hardware at a place where the bottleneck is not located, this has little use.
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