The air we breathe, the water we drink, and the earth we live on, everything belongs to all of us. Sharing is in our DNA and has always been crucial for our survival. I believe complex problems, such as building fast and responsive business applications, could be simplified by following the sharing philosophy. Some of us build fast and responsive applications, while others gradually fail. Why can we not help each other to make everyone's user experience so much better? The se

We at Performetriks believe that for Performance Engineering to work, it must put you on a journey where you learn concepts as you are doing things. The research agency Gartner put it very well: "There is an urgent need to fulfill heightened user expectations about the performance and availability of business-critical applications. To succeed, software engineering leaders need to develop their teams' competency in performance engineering to mitigate application performance ri

Keeping awareness for load and performance testing on a consistently high level can be difficult. Leadership is willing to invest several months after severe production issues occurred but their motivation declines the more time goes by. You might see cut's in your performance engineering budget if the speed and reliability of your apps are too long too good. Well, you could introduce performance problems and deploy them on production to get the attention back, but this is mo