Dr. Dobb has an article about how to gain better performance by utilizing shared cache with multi-core CPUs. It will be more useful when we have 80 cores. Will we?
One “Cache Blocking Technique” is well explained here.
Steffen shared another IET recipe with some nice features:
Pfilzer will cut 10K people. Yes, I know it is not an IT company, but
Recently we discussed about this SCST user space device handler, so fast accessing user space page become a key factor to success. Lucky we have this already.
Here lists detailed information about every H1B. No privacy at all! Sigh…
Last night had a good time when watched 24 from FOX. One scenario is that some highly useful information was recovered from an exploded laptop hard drive. After equipping with all fancy high technologies, they still forgot to do FDE. Just being curious, I should google and see how fast a computer forensicist can deal with an AES encrypted hard drive. Can he/she do it in 24 hours?
Seems hard to find some information about how to tune PCI latency timer for maximum performance. So try to dump what I can find.
Here is a detailed introduction about it. This book has some information about it as well.
Linux kernel has a document about tuning Chelsio NIC. Also here about S2IO NIC. Seems these NICs just want to take maximum 248 value and hold bus as long as possible.
A nice writeup on DRBD list about how to setup a HA configuration for Xen.
Tuning IBM eServer xSeries Servers for Performance is a IBM redbook about tuning performance on their servers. There are still some nice general concepts and hints.