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The performance loop—A practical guide to profiling and benchmarking

Talkat NDC Porto 2024 · 2024-10-14..10-18· [web-performance]
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Shows a practical pipeline: a console test harness copies the messaging pipeline into a repo, removes DI and IO noise, and runs profilers (JetBrains dotTrace/dotMemory plus perfu) and flame graphs to find hot paths. Uses Benchmark.net for controlled permutations and compares before/after with a resolve-compare flow. Achieves concrete wins: removes ~20–27 MB allocations, cuts infrastructure CPU by ~32.3% on publish and ~14% on receive, and reports 10x faster execution and 5x faster pipeline in focused benchmarks; cites a 24% monthly cost reduction migration number.

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  1. 0:00Introduction
  2. 5:43Performance optimizations matter
  3. 11:48Performance optimization loop
  4. 21:13Profiling the pipeline
  5. 27:36Memory hotspots
  6. 32:54CPU flame graphs
  7. 37:52Reliable benchmarks
  8. 44:12Benchmarking principles
  9. 53:47Benchmarking exceptions
  10. 58:01Validating in production
  11. 1:00:48Summary
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