4 — Disk Performance
Purpose
[stub: disk-performance]
Metadata
| Author | Amit Singh |
| Scope | sre |
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Latency, throughput, and utilization as the three numbers that describe any system's performance — and why optimizing one in isolation usually degrades another.
10 — Soak Testing
Running sustained load over hours or days to surface the failure modes — memory leaks, connection exhaustion, log disk fill — that only appear over time.
11 — Capacity Testing
Finding the actual ceiling of a system's current configuration, which is the number capacity planning is supposed to be forecasting against.
12 — Performance Bottlenecks
Why a system's bottleneck moves once you fix the current one, and the systematic method for finding the next constraint instead of chasing symptoms.