Rohan Desai
@rohanpd.bsky.social
Co-Founder of @responsive.dev. Views are my own.
It makes a huge difference because it lets you avoid doing remote lookups for the first key in each window. Without the filters we were seeing a 50% drop-off in throughput at the start of each window.
November 18, 2024 at 10:56 PM
It makes a huge difference because it lets you avoid doing remote lookups for the first key in each window. Without the filters we were seeing a 50% drop-off in throughput at the start of each window.
Yep flamegraph-rs is just for CPU profiles. I guess I should have figured given you mentioned bytehound/valgrind 😀. Bytehound has worked great for me in the past (on linux).
November 3, 2024 at 5:13 AM
Yep flamegraph-rs is just for CPU profiles. I guess I should have figured given you mentioned bytehound/valgrind 😀. Bytehound has worked great for me in the past (on linux).
For a cpu profile, I found flamegraph-rs (github.com/flamegraph-r...) to be a useful starting point. I've only tried on linux but their README says it works on osx using dtrace. The README also suggests trying github.com/mstange/samply. It says it has better osx support. Not sure what that means.
November 3, 2024 at 3:47 AM
For a cpu profile, I found flamegraph-rs (github.com/flamegraph-r...) to be a useful starting point. I've only tried on linux but their README says it works on osx using dtrace. The README also suggests trying github.com/mstange/samply. It says it has better osx support. Not sure what that means.