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 Each scenario-puzzle takes 15-ish minutes and comes with special markdown hyperlinks that launch various java workloads on your own box to help you understand the performance scenario.
 
+# System Requirements
+* Uber jar is 330mb, but a total of 1.5g disk available space is required.  SUT is unpacked to $HOME/.load-test-in-a-box
+* 2 CPU cores
+* 8g RAM
+* 1.8+ JDK
+* Tested on MS-Win and Mac, but Linux should work too…..pls file a bug report with any problems.
+
 # How it Works
 1. [Download](https://github.com/eostermueller/load-test-in-a-box/releases/download/0.0.3/load-test-in-a-box_agent-0.0.3.jar)  the uber jar file.
 2. Open a terminal or cmd.exe to the folder with the uber jar.  Using your own 1.8+ JDK, launch the uber jar like this:
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 7. To understand what's going on under the covers open the pre-packaged glowroot in your favorite browser at http://localhost:12675
 8. To use JDK performance tools (jstack, jmap, jcmd, etc...) you'll need the process ID of the SUT, which you can find by hovering over 'SUT' health indicator in the bottom left of the main UI (http://localhost:8675)
 
-# System Requirements
-* Uber jar is 330mb, but a total of 1.5g disk available space is required.  SUT is unpacked to $HOME/.load-test-in-a-box
-* 2 CPU cores
-* 8g RAM
-* 1.8+ JDK
-* Tested on MS-Win and Mac, but Linux should work too…..pls file a bug report with any problems.
-
 # Use Cases
 * Train staff on Java Performance
 * Benchmark performance of competing java code designs