RETIT is official sponsor of the Symposium on Software Performance 2021 in Leipzig! The goal of the Symposium on Software Performance is to exchange experiences in the field of software performance. The official description of [...]
Dear Performance Engineers, we are happy to announce our fourth virtual performance meetup. This meetup will take place on October 26th and will be held using Workadventure. In case of technical problems, we will revert [...]
Dear Performance Engineers, as we need to stay online for the time being, we are happy to announce our third virtual performance meetup! The meetup will take place on July 6th and will be [...]
Dear Performance Engineers, as we need to stay online for the time being, we are happy to announce our second virtual performance meetup! The meetup will take place on April 27th and will be [...]
Collecting Java Runtime, System- and Process-Metrics using OpenTelemetry Java Auto Instrumentation With the release of version 1.0.0 the OpenTelemetry Java Auto Instrumentation now supports collecting system- and process metrics. In this blog post [...]
Together with the Universität Würzburg we at RETIT have submitted a vision paper, which has now been accepted to be presented at the 12th International Conference on Performance Engineering (ICPE). In the paper we discuss [...]
A lot of time has passed since our last Software Performance Meetup and in regard to recent developments of the Covid-19 pandemic, it will be quite some time before we can come together for [...]
Tracing Applications on Payara with OpenTracing and Jaeger Intro The selection of open source tracing standards and solutions has been growing in recent years and so has support in various tools and application [...]
Webinar @malt-academy: Performance Fundamentals in the Age of Cloud Computing – What to look for and how to measure it? Originally, RETIT’s move to our new offices would have been celebrated by the [...]
Why is the [place software name here] so slow? Such types of questions may hit a development team surprisingly, since a lot of software is being developed with blissful disregard for its performance [...]