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- don’t repeat!
- Relax, don’t hurry, use simple sentences.
When creating the monitor, I “knew” a certain change would improve performance, so I took a couple hours to make the change and it slowed the system down.
Used JAMon to speed up jamon by a factor of 6.
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SIMPLE API
  - works like a stopwatch.
  - 3 methods – start, stop, getReport
EASY TO ADMINISTER
   - no special software install (1 JAR), no special accounts, no training, html report viewable by all developers, logs have individual data points I.e. no aggregation
FLEXIBLE – String makes it very flexible.  Can monitor any concept. Pages, users, methods,…
FAST
  - On a 2 ghz Pentium IV notebook, JAMon's start(), and stop() methods can be executed 500,000 times per second. After disabling, the methods can be called 30,000,000 times per second. 
  - monitor production apps
Open Source – 20,000 page hits, 3000 downloads.  GSA Advantage
Discuss first line, then code, then Sortable html report , then stats gathered.  We used this information to target our tuning efforts and tune these procs.  We used this information to improve performance of these stored procs by a factor of 4. ubstantially faster than the client server version of cors.   More data than this
More than page hits, stored procs, label appears in report
Hits, average time, total time, standard deviation, min and max times
Actual data from cors.  Explain statistics via pageHits.   We have used this information to increase the speed of the onfilefiles proc by a factor of 20.
Would have been nice to know during development.