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Application Performance Optimization Flashcards
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Auto-Scaling Groups | Automatically adjusts the number of servers based on traffic or load requirements |
Caching | Improves application performance by storing frequently accessed data closer to the user |
CloudWatch | AWS monitoring tool for tracking application performance and resources |
Compression | Reduces file sizes to speed up data transfer between server and client |
Connection Pooling | Reduces database connection overhead by reusing existing connections |
Content Delivery Network (CDN) | Accelerates content delivery by caching assets on edge locations globally |
Database Indexing | Speeds up database queries by organizing data for quick retrieval |
Distributed Tracing | Tracks the flow of requests across multiple services in a distributed system |
Horizontal Scaling | Increases performance by adding more machines to handle increased traffic |
Lazy Loading | Optimizes performance by loading resources only when they are required |
Load Balancing | Distributes network or application traffic across multiple servers to prevent overload |
Memory Leak Detection | Identifies processes or code that cause excessive memory consumption |
Query Optimization | Improves database performance by rewriting queries for efficiency |
Rate Limiting | Controls the number of requests users can make to prevent abuse or traffic bursts |
Server-Side Rendering (SSR) | Improves load times by rendering web pages on the server instead of the client |
Simulated Load Testing | Tests application scalability by simulating high traffic or user activity |
Software Profiling | Monitors application performance to identify bottlenecks or inefficient code |
Throttling | Limits the rate at which application processes requests to prevent server overload |
Vertical Scaling | Enhances performance by boosting the capacity of existing machines |
X-Ray | AWS tracing tool for analyzing and debugging application requests and paths |
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Memory Leak Detection
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Identifies processes or code that cause excessive memory consumption
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Query Optimization
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Improves database performance by rewriting queries for efficiency
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CloudWatch
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AWS monitoring tool for tracking application performance and resources
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X-Ray
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AWS tracing tool for analyzing and debugging application requests and paths
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Caching
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Improves application performance by storing frequently accessed data closer to the user
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Connection Pooling
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Reduces database connection overhead by reusing existing connections
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Horizontal Scaling
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Increases performance by adding more machines to handle increased traffic
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Auto-Scaling Groups
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Automatically adjusts the number of servers based on traffic or load requirements
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Rate Limiting
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Controls the number of requests users can make to prevent abuse or traffic bursts
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Distributed Tracing
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Tracks the flow of requests across multiple services in a distributed system
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Software Profiling
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Monitors application performance to identify bottlenecks or inefficient code
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Lazy Loading
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Optimizes performance by loading resources only when they are required
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Throttling
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Limits the rate at which application processes requests to prevent server overload
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Server-Side Rendering (SSR)
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Improves load times by rendering web pages on the server instead of the client
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Compression
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Reduces file sizes to speed up data transfer between server and client
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Content Delivery Network (CDN)
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Accelerates content delivery by caching assets on edge locations globally
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Simulated Load Testing
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Tests application scalability by simulating high traffic or user activity
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Load Balancing
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Distributes network or application traffic across multiple servers to prevent overload
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Database Indexing
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Speeds up database queries by organizing data for quick retrieval
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Vertical Scaling
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Enhances performance by boosting the capacity of existing machines
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This deck addresses strategies for improving application performance, such as caching mechanisms, load balancing, auto-scaling groups, and monitoring tools like CloudWatch and X-Ray.