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Pt. 1. Introduction

Ch. 1. Introduction to this book

Ch. 2. Understanding server types

Ch. 3. Performance benchmarks for servers

Pt. 2. Server subsystems

Ch. 4. Introduction to hardware technology

Ch. 5. Energy efficiency

Ch. 6. Processors and cache subsystem

Ch. 7. Virtualization hardware assists

Ch. 8. PCI bus subsystem

Ch. 9. Chipset architecture

Ch. 10. Memory subsystem

Ch. 11. Disk subsystem

Ch. 12. Network subsystem

Pt. 3. Operating systems

Ch. 13. Microsoft Windows Server 2003

Ch. 14. Microsoft Windows Server 2008

Ch. 16. VMware ESX 3.5

Pt. 4. Monitoring tools

Ch. 17. Windows tools

Ch. 18. Linux tools

18.1. Introduction to Linux tools

18.2. The uptime command

18.3. The dmesg command

18.4. The top command

18.5. The iostat command

18.6. The vmstat command

18.7. The sar command

18.9. KDE System Guard

18.10. The free command

18.11. Traffic-vis

18.12. The pmap command

18.13. The strace command

18.14. The ulimit command

18.15. The mpstat command

18.16. System x Performance Logger for Linux

18.17. The nmon tool

Ch. 19. VMware ESX tools

Pt. 5. Working with bottlenecks

Ch. 20. Spotting a bottleneck

Ch. 21. Analyzing bottlenecks for servers running Windows

Ch. 22. Analyzing bottlenecks for servers running Linux

Ch. 23. Case studies

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