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SystemTap

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-The systemtap project aims to produce a Linux tool that lets developers -and system administrators take a deeper look into a running kernel. + + + +SystemTap Page + + + + +

SystemTap +
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Overview

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The SystemTap project aims to produce a Linux tool that +lets application developers and system administrators take a deeper look into a running kernel. We aim to exploit the capability of a fully open-source Linux target to -go beyond performance measurements, and maybe even serve as a programmable -debugger. -

-We find inspiration in -Sun's dtrace, -but many technical aspects of our approach will be different. See this -draft architecture paper. Project -members include Red Hat, IBM; other interested parties are welcome to help! -

-A public mailing list is available. Sign up +go beyond performance measurements, and perhaps even serve as a programmable debugger. +

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We find inspiration in Sun's dtrace, +but many technical aspects of our approach will be different. +See this SystemTap architecture paper (draft). +

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Who is involved

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Current project members include Red Hat and IBM; other interested parties are welcome to help! +Sign up to the public mailing list by sending email to -systemtap-subscribe@sources.redhat.com. -A standard sourceware-style CVS service is also available. +systemtap-subscribe@sources.redhat.com. +

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A standard sourceware-style CVS service is also available:

 cvs -d :pserver:anoncvs@sources.redhat.com:/cvs/systemtap login
 {enter "anoncvs" as the password}
 cvs -d :pserver:anoncvs@sources.redhat.com:/cvs/systemtap co -c
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-As a courtesy, a snapshot of IBM's dprobes and kprobes -project pages is also hosted here. Systemtap is expected to use kprobes as -a lower layer. - + +

Related information

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As a courtesy, a snapshot of IBM's dprobes and kprobes +project pages is also hosted here. +SystemTap is expected to use kprobes as a lower layer. +

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