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    Sustainable Software

    Learn how to define, build and run sustainable software applications.

    Category: Measurement from Sustainable Software

    How to measure the power consumption of your backend service
    How to measure the power consumption of your backend service
    Sara BergmanSara BergmanSeptember 21, 2020Sep 21, 202009/21/20
    The second principle of Sustainable Software Engineering is to build energy efficient applications. The very first steppingstone in that direction is to measure the energy your application consumes. This post will answer the question "what is the best way to measure the energy consumption of your backend service?".
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    Measuring Your Application Power and Carbon Impact (Part 1)
    Measuring Your Application Power and Carbon Impact (Part 1)
    Scott ChamberlinScott ChamberlinSeptember 14, 2020Sep 14, 202009/14/20
    Overview of using the built in Energy Estimation Engine to estimate the carbon impact of your application.
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