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Web Performance Tuning
There are several good posts about why people should tune their apps. Lots of other good places to find info on HOW to tune.
Web performance tuning does a great job of using case studies and research by the big companies to prove the correlation between web performance and profit. It's obvious - slow pages make users go away; thus, revenue is lost.
Top Ten Web Performance Tuning Tips
by Patrick Killelea, author of Web Performance Tuning is a good read for ideas. Patrick rightly points out that too many times performance testing is overlooked.
Java Performance Tuning Tips has a large number of tips categorized by topics such as JDBC, JMS, EJB, Application Servers, J2EE, J2ME, etc.
Apache Performance Tuning has suggestions on improving performance of the web server. It provides advice on run-time configuration issues, avoidance of swapping, and compile-time configuration issues.
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