WCL402 - Pushing the Limits of Windows with Mark Russinovich (2010) Microsoft TechEd скачать в хорошем качестве

WCL402 - Pushing the Limits of Windows with Mark Russinovich (2010) Microsoft TechEd

I am not the author or owner of this video. The author is Mark Russinovich (check his youtube channel:    / @mark-russinovich  ) I published here for educational purposes only. I had it saved on my computer for several years and I don't remember where it originally came from. I did not found it published anywhere now. Meanwhile, I found here in youtube, a different presentation on the same subject, that is more recent and with better quality:    • Mysteries of Memory Management Revealed (P...   00:35 - Resource Exhaustion in Windows 03:48 - Difference versions of Windows (xp, vista, 7) have different names for types of memory --- Inconsistencies in memory terminology ... 07:43 - Handles 08:05 - Check handles with Sysinternals Winobj utility 12:45 - Handles Limits 17:08 - How to detect handle leak 18:55 - Use ProcessExplorer to see handles of a process 21:28 - Tracking Handle Call Stacks --- Aplication Verifier tool --- Windbg tool 22:07 - Example using Windbg tool ... 23:42 - Virtual Memory 24:23 - 32-bit Address Space (historical relic by now) --- System Space vs User Application Space 28:12 - 64-bit Address Space 29:14 - Virtual Memory Types --- process commited memory --- shareable commited memory --- private commited memory --- uncommited reserved memory --- uncommited free memory 32:28 - Performance counters --- Private bytes = private commited memory --- Virtual bytes = shareable + private + reserved 33:31 - Viewing Address Space Breakdown --- execute "testlimit" tool 39:49 - Why "private bytes" is important --- process leaking memory --- memory fragmentation 41:20 - VMMap tool 45:12 - Reserved memory 47:50 - VMMap Differencing --- check the cost of a particular function of an app, on memory 50:31 - The System Commit Limit --- sum of physical memory and paging files 52:29 - ProcessExplorer Memory Commit Charge Current Limit Peak 56:45 - Sizing the Paging File 58:30 - Determining Workload's System Commit Requirements Peak limit ... 1:01:01 - Physical Memory 1:01:30 - Confusion between Physical Memory vs Virtual Memory System Commit Limit 1:03:50 - Screenshot running on 2TB machine 1:06:30 - Windows 32bits memory limits (historic) 1:08:52 - Working Sets Working Set Shareable Working Set Private Working Set Size 1:13:29 - Available Memory - Do I have enough memory on my system. Available Free System Cache 1:16:15 - Rammap 1:17:35 - Do you have enough memory ?