Architecting High-Performance Microservices: Performance Engineering, Scalability Testing & Cloud-Native Optimization

Modern enterprise platforms rely heavily on microservices, cloud-native deployments, and distributed architectures. This session provides a deep technical exploration of performance engineering techniques used to scale high-demand systems across OpenShift, PCF, and cloud platforms. Attendees will learn how to design and execute performance tests using LoadRunner and JMeter, identify bottlenecks using Dynatrace and AppDynamics, analyze JVM and GC behavior, optimize database and API performance, validate microservices under load, and apply engineering strategies for endurance, stress, and failover scenarios. Real-world examples from the banking, telecom, and financial services industries will be showcased—demonstrating how to tune mission-critical applications for speed, resilience, scalability, and production readiness.
Who is this presentation for?
Performance Engineers Performance Architects SRE & DevOps Teams
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What you'll learn?

Devenderrao Takkalapally is a highly experienced Performance Architect with over 19 years of expertise in Performance Testing, Performance Engineering, and Application Reliability across Banking, Telecom, Healthcare, and Network domains. He specializes in LoadRunner, JMeter, AppDynamics, Dynatrace, Wily Introscope, and performance engineering across microservices, cloud-native platforms (PCF, OpenShift), middleware systems, and enterprise-scale Java/Spring applications. Devenderrao has led end-to-end performance strategies including load, stress, endurance, capacity testing, environment setup, monitoring, tuning, and bottleneck identification. His expertise spans script development, microservices performance validation, CI/CD integrations, JVM tuning, database performance metrics, containerized deployments, and distributed systems analysis.