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Measuring .NET Performance

Learn how to measure .NET application performance with a variety of performance tools to diagnose high CPU usage and memory issues, and how to monitor production systems continuously for performance problems.

Intermediate
3h 18m
(174)

Created by Sasha Goldshtein

Last Updated Jul 31, 2021

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Measuring .NET Performance

Learn how to measure .NET application performance with a variety of performance tools to diagnose high CPU usage and memory issues, and how to monitor production systems continuously for performance problems.

Intermediate
3h 18m
(174)

Created by Sasha Goldshtein

Last Updated Jul 31, 2021

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What you'll learn

This course explains how to set performance goals for .NET applications and then measure them methodically. After completing this course, you will be able to use sampling and instrumentation profilers, allocation profilers, memory leak analyzers, and many other tools designed to pinpoint performance issues. You will also learn about performance monitoring tools designed to be used in production environments.

Measuring .NET Performance
Intermediate
3h 18m
(174)
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Sasha Goldshtein - Pluralsight course - Measuring .NET Performance
Sasha Goldshtein
3 courses 4.6 author rating 873 ratings

Sasha is the CTO of Sela Group and a Microsoft C# MVP. He specializes in performance optimization, production debugging, distributed/cloud systems, and mobile development. Sasha is also a frequent conference speaker and published book author.

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