Anjeneya Dubey
Anjeneya Dubey
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10 years 1 monthAnjeneya Dubey is the director of performance engineering for McGraw-Hill Education, a learning science company that delivers personalized learning experiences. His responsibilities include ensuring that every product built is high performing, highly scalable, highly available, highly reliable, and fault tolerant. In his past five years with McGraw-Hill, Anjeneya has built automated performance engineering frameworks that detect performance and scalability issues early on in a fast-paced agile environment. Previously he was a technology consultant, with experience across the spectrum of the product delivery life cycle from development to testing to site reliability engineering activities in complex high-visibilty enterprise environments.
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Quality Assurance
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Anjeneya Dubey is the director of performance engineering for McGraw-Hill Education, a learning science company that delivers personalized learning experiences. His responsibilities include ensuring that every product built is high performing, highly scalable, highly available, highly reliable, and fault tolerant. In his past five years with McGraw-Hill, Anjeneya has built automated performance engineering frameworks that detect performance and scalability issues early on in a fast-paced agile environment. Previously he was a technology consultant, with experience across the spectrum of the product delivery life cycle from development to testing to site reliability engineering activities in complex high-visibilty enterprise environments.
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Embedding Performance Engineering into Continuous Integration and DeliveryIn the world of continuous integration and continuous delivery, the importance of ensuring good performance has increased immensely. While functional and unit testing are relatively easier to integrate into these processes, performance engineering has typically raised more challenges. Here's how you can mitigate them. |