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Tanuj Khare
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Tanuj Khare

Tanuj Khare has worked as a professional in IT for six+ years. He is involved in Process improvements using ITIL framework and techniques (LEAN and Six sigma). He is MCSA and ITIL certified and has expertise in handling critical production server issues and has a track record of dealing with many complex problems. His quick resolution to issues faced in a production environment helped his team and clients a lot. Tanuj has SME (subject matter expertise) in Tomcat, weblogic, and JBOSS Server Administration. His experience includes working with large enterprise web hosting environment for J2EE container and small teams and his quick turnaround time resulted in on-time delivery. Apart from this, his technical expertise in root cause analysis, problem management, migration of enterprise application, and upgrade of web application servers is commendable. Until now he has done around 100+ enterprise application migrations. He has also done J2EE web and application upgrades and managed environments with 1,000+ middleware instances. Outside of work life, Tanuj enjoys playing table tennis and exploring new technologies. Tanuj is a good dancer. This is his first book.
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Web server benchmarking


Now we know how to troubleshoot problems and find potential solutions in the systems. There is one more point left to discuss, Web server benchmarking. Without discussing this topic, troubleshooting in Tomcat 7 cannot be marked as complete. It's a process through which we gauge the performance of a web server, also known as Load testing. In this process, we run the server virtually on a heavy load and estimate the real-time performance. This process is very useful if we want to do capacity planning for the web server. There are many tools available for performing load testing on the server such as ApacheBench (ab), JMeter, LoadRunner, OpenSTA, and so on. Let's discuss the commonly used open source tools such as ApacheBench and JMeter. If we do the benchmarking of the server before the go live stage, then we will face less issues in production support. Also, it helps in improving the performance and designing the scalable environment architecture.

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Tanuj Khare

Tanuj Khare has worked as a professional in IT for six+ years. He is involved in Process improvements using ITIL framework and techniques (LEAN and Six sigma). He is MCSA and ITIL certified and has expertise in handling critical production server issues and has a track record of dealing with many complex problems. His quick resolution to issues faced in a production environment helped his team and clients a lot. Tanuj has SME (subject matter expertise) in Tomcat, weblogic, and JBOSS Server Administration. His experience includes working with large enterprise web hosting environment for J2EE container and small teams and his quick turnaround time resulted in on-time delivery. Apart from this, his technical expertise in root cause analysis, problem management, migration of enterprise application, and upgrade of web application servers is commendable. Until now he has done around 100+ enterprise application migrations. He has also done J2EE web and application upgrades and managed environments with 1,000+ middleware instances. Outside of work life, Tanuj enjoys playing table tennis and exploring new technologies. Tanuj is a good dancer. This is his first book.
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