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Good morning Las Vegas! We chat today about how to apply logic to Dynatrace Davis, we hear an interesting performance story from Lianggui and an industry update from Vice President of Consulting at CGI, Walter Kuketz.

Wrapping up the day with interviews from Henrik Rexed from Neotys and our new friends Rajesh Jain and Maggie Ambrose from Pivotal Labs.

We continue coverage of Dynatrace Perform 2017 with interviews from John Delfeld of Ixia, our favorite performance geek Andreas Grabner from Dynatrace and strategic partner Ryan Faulk of Faulk Consulting.

PerfBytes and PurePerformance combined interviews and coverage from Dynatrace Perform 2017 - Tuesday Morning

Kickoff live from the welcome reception at the Cosmopolitan Hotel in LAS VEGAS!! We welcome performance testimonials, interviews while giving away cool gadgets, shoes and flying drones!

Happy New Year PerfBytes listeners!! Every year we take a few minutes, or maybe an hour and a half, to look back at the year and reflect on how things were. What went right. What went wrong. And then issue PERFIE awards to everyone involved! Sarge gives you a refresher talk, Satan signs as we sign off 2016! This show is officially sponsored by our good friends at www.hpe.com and www.flood.io! Check 'em out!

It's time. Gobble, gobble, gobble. Eat stuffing. Oh, check the website to see if it's still up and running. Damn. Go to the office, work 72 hours straight and then try to drive home. Mark and James will help you to avoid this plan, hopefully. We talk about default carts, Docker and last-minute CDN configuration. Anything to help you survive! This season of PerfBytes is formally supported by our sponsors Hewlett Packard Enterprise (www.hpe.com) and Flood.io (www.flood.io)! Thanks guys!

All the way from Stockholm, Sweden - via Santa Monica, California we are delighted to have Daniel Freij from Apica System join us for this episode, introducing Apica System as a new sponsor of PerfBytes News of The Damned. Daniel shared some keen insights about Zebra Tester, Apica System, load tool innovations and customer challenges. This is a dedicated episode sponsored by https://www.apicasystem.com.

Little scotches. PerfBytes Does Dallas. 37ths floor. Flood.io Shiner Bock. Whisky. Beers at the back.

There's a newcomer in the load testing market, Octoperf (www.octoperf.com). Quentin and Guillaume take a few minutes aside form their hard work on this startup to tell us about their inspiration, vision and experiences so far. We chat about what makes them unique and different, what challenges they face and what they see for the future of the tools. Enjoy this deep dive into the world of Octoperf!

Hey PerfByters - it's time! This is the 4th annual PerfBytes BBQ celebration and live broadcast at Howard's house in Framingham, MA. We're a gathering of PerfBytes listeners enjoying a backyard BBQ competition, fine wines and spirits, News of The Damned and the endless camaraderie of Performance Engineers. This special episode of PerfBytes is proudly sponsored by the good people at Techwell.com. Use the promocode PERFBYTES when you register here: http://well.tc/swperfbytes

Every tool is extensible, from commercial closed source to freeware to open source. It simply becomes a question of how and where you hook into the system. This is why performance testing tools are built around general purpose computer languages. At the time a tool is designed and constructed it’s impossible to foresee all of the possible interfaces and applications it will be used to test. As a result, the ability to extend is critical capability of performance testing tools. This season of PerfBytes is formally supported by our sponsors Hewlett Packard Enterprise (www.hpe.com) and Flood.io (www.flood.io)! Thanks guys!

In the eventual career of a performance tester there will come a day when your current tool just can’t cut it, or your boss wants you to switch, or the R&D department for your favorite tool all give up and just quit. For whatever reason, it’s good to know the ins and outs of switching tools and converting your work into a new tool. This season of PerfBytes is formally supported by our sponsors Hewlett Packard Enterprise (www.hpe.com) and Flood.io (www.flood.io)! Thanks guys!

Have you seen me? I'm a tool feature that's been missing for many months or even years. In this next episode of PerfBytes we'll investigate exactly what kinds of features and capabilities we'd love to see make their way into every performance tool on the market! So many times these great ideas are left aside due to complexity, cost or lack of popularity. But still - wouldn't it be nice!?! PerfBytes Season 5 is formally sponsored by: - Hewlett-Packard Enterprise (http://www.hpe.com) - Flood.io (http://www.flood.io)

According to Howard techniques are "sorta the methods that we do things in" and ya know, we didn't really argue with that. In this second half of the recording session we'll talk about taking your new or old tooling and doing some new and cool things with 'em.

Broadcasting live from the Software Test Professional's conference here in the Spring of 2016! Sharing performance stories, tales from the conference talks and workshops and then the typical giveaway of the famous PerfBytes Shoes!

Welcome to Episode 73 and the new season of PerfBytes...yes, that's right it would be Season 5! Our theme this Spring of 2016 is all about tools, it's not just about the bass. In this Part 1 of the tools and techniques topic we chat about new comers to the load testing, a spring time bounty of JMeter in the cloud, some new innovations from the incumbent giants, a few fringe tools and a little DIY madness, all to help you be more successful in your performance projects! This season of PerfBytes is formally supported by our sponsors Hewlett Packard Enterprise (www.hpe.com) and Flood.io (www.flood.io)! Thanks guys!

What better topic to cover in our first episode of 2016, then a look back on the last year of PerfBytes in 2015! We celebrate some of our favorite episodes and NoTD disasters and also hand out the first-ever PERFIE awards! Special mentions for Tim Western, Simon Knight and Prancercize!

Waaaaaay back when in the last century there was this crazy idea about IPv6 giving enough unique addresses to give one to each individual atom on 100 planets the size of the Earth. Well, you might not have that many gadgets in your house right now, but the Internet of Things will soon be upon you and your business. What about the performance of all those internetty-connectedy things? How's that gonna work, eh? This episode is graciously supported by our sponsor www.soasta.com - check 'em out!

Only a few E-tailers around the world took a hit on this black Friday edition of the #notd. We investigate vocal of hitmaker and songstress diva Adele as the latest victim of IT hijinks along with the millions of viewers to Eurovision 2015. The Aussie NRL site takes a dive with an odd choice for backend ticket processing providers; rugby players don't scrum with fine wines. Bwwwaaaaahahahahahaaaaaaa!