Stressed Out Windows: Making Windows Robust
- Posted: Mar 06, 2007 at 12:05 PM
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What happens within Microsoft when a Windows Vista or Longhorn Server daily build is ready? Thousands of machines spin up an insane stress test that sucks up all available memory and handles and then pushes the machine to the limits with an intensive set
of feature stress routines.
This is an incredibly tough test that helps us find obscure race condition bugs and assess the overall robustness of the operating system.
Join Dr. Sneath and Stress Technical Lead, Eric Hanson, as they expose the great work of the Windows Stress team to the outside world for the first time.
This is an incredibly tough test that helps us find obscure race condition bugs and assess the overall robustness of the operating system.
Join Dr. Sneath and Stress Technical Lead, Eric Hanson, as they expose the great work of the Windows Stress team to the outside world for the first time.
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And you can always plug in like 6 usb cards into all the nice PCI slots. Thats another 762 usb slots!
Great interview... and oh what I'd give to be able to give that system a spin... if for no other reason then to run seti@home on a thousand PC's at a time.
One wonders if this tool could ever see the light of day for use by non-msft devs on slightly smaller projects.
Also before I forget... Go (home) Saints!
But good topic...
Automated stress testing of Office apps would be interesting to learn about like Word, Excel and Visual Studio, etc.
Charles,
You need to work on your camera moves. Slow down. You fly left to right and up and down. Just giving constructive criticism.
Great interview, thanks for the video
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