by Sergio | May 11, 2016 | Performance
This article explains in detail how to combine your favourite gaming laptop and your favourite Operating System. The MSI GE72 2QD Apache laptop is a very respectable machine, having Intel Core i7-4720HQ and GeForce GTX 960M (2GB GDDR5) out of the box, also with 1TB...
by Antoine Borg | Mar 11, 2010 | Java, Mule, Performance
When you run Mule, your services (and their components) are initialised and ready to process inbound messages. Mule will create a new object instance for each request but this may not be what you want to happen. Mule does this behind-the-scenes cloning of your...
by Antoine Borg | Feb 25, 2010 | Java, Mule, Performance
Continuing on the theme of a ServiceAware service, what if you wanted to just be able to extract certain statistics from your Mule services at run time? I added the following method to the ServiceAware component that I wrote about in last week’s post: public...
by Antoine Borg | May 18, 2009 | Mule, Performance, SOA
Something I talk about in our Architect’s course is the structure of the ESB and how this relates to Mule and a Mule topology. Often, people think of an ESB as a single box on a diagram and then assume that they would have one single Mule running in their...
by Antoine Borg | Mar 2, 2009 | Mule, Performance
I’ve recently installed YourKit Profiler and have been using it together with my Mule applications to monitor performance and to profile my applications. Since I use Eclipse, I installed it as a plugin for Eclipse and foudn the following useful points: I can...
by Antoine Borg | Dec 29, 2008 | Conference, Mule, Performance
Alois Reitbauer from Dynatrace presented an excellent session on anti-patterns related to performance. Alois is a very accomplished speaker and the audience knew this as not only was the room full, but there were people sitting on the stairs, floor and anywhere they...
