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Windows Performance Jump Start Chell Sterioff Milad Aslaner Sr. Program Manager Premier Field Engineer Microsoft Corporation Microsoft Deutschland GmbH. Microsoft Virtual Academy. Text. Meet Chell Sterioff. Senior Program Manager, Microsoft

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  1. Windows Performance Jump StartChell Sterioff Milad AslanerSr. Program Manager Premier Field EngineerMicrosoft Corporation Microsoft Deutschland GmbH Microsoft Virtual Academy

  2. Text Meet Chell Sterioff Senior Program Manager, Microsoft - Windows Fundamentals team for Windows Performance Toolkit - Feature PM for analysis tools - Internal and external performance advocate Technical Communities - Speaker at BUILD - Speaker and contributor at Performance Workshops

  3. Meet Milad Aslaner Premier Field Engineer, Microsoft - Windows Reliability (Performance & Security) - WW Client Deployment Subject-Matter-Expert - Deliver proactive services, such as workshops, chalk & talks and large-scale analysis Technical Communities - Frequent Speaker at TechEd, TechNet and Microsoft Summits - Trainer for Microsoft Learning and Microsoft Virtual Academy - Blogging on TechNet Blogs like AskPFEPlat, MSPFE and MEAGBS - Supporter of Microsoft 4Afrika Initiative

  4. Target Audience IT Pro’s interested in solving performance issues. Prerequisites - Basics of Windows architecture - Interest in Windows Performance

  5. Agenda Module 1: Performance Lifecycle Module 2: Windows Internals Basics Module 3: Windows Performance Toolkit Module 4: Windows Store App Analysis Meal Break Module 5: Surface Performance Module 6: Legacy Apps Module 7: On/Off Transition Experience Module 8: Analysis At Scale

  6. Module 1: Performance Lifecycle

  7. Why do we care?

  8. Why performance matters Source: Apigee Survey, Oct. 2012

  9. What we see… Goal: “fast experience” Be smart… Completed… release it! Feedback isn’t great Scramble!

  10. What went wrong? Poorly defined goals No measurements (on the right systems) No crisp plan

  11. Performance Lifecycle Design for Performance Deliver consistent Performance Learning Planning Measuring Analyzing Instrumenting Iterate

  12. Learning & Planning

  13. Design for Performance Clearly define scenarios What are the primary user interactions with the application? Focus on the key interactions for the user experience Set time or resource based goals for user experiences Set goals based on what is a great experience Consider performance metrics for Memory and Disk footprint Optimize use of these resources for improved experience across the system Windows Store apps not optimized for memory footprint will be terminated Think about disk growth over time and how your app will impact this Great performance is easiest to achieve if planned for Performance is a first class feature!

  14. Performance Fundamentals ‘Snappy’ user interactions Getting from Point A to point B in minimal time Examples: App Launch, Navigating pages, Changing orientation ‘Smooth’ user interactions Understand budgets and optimize layouts Examples: Panning a page, animations, eliminating glitches System ‘citizenship’ ‘Pay for play’ approach to system utilization Example: Battery life, memory and disk footprint 3 Pillars to great Performance Fast Fluid Efficient

  15. “Fast” Experience Goals

  16. Recipe app Fast Goals

  17. Bing Recipe App: Fast Demo

  18. “Fluid” Experience Goals Buttery Smooth 60 frames per second Avoid glitches by knowing your budget

  19. Bing Recipe App: Fluid Demo

  20. “Efficient” Goals Low memory usage Help provide a great multitasking experience Avoid having your app terminated Ambient resource consumption Optimize use of these resources for improved experience across the system

  21. Bing Recipe App: Efficient Demo

  22. Takeaways

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