Re:Saving 13M Computational Minutes per Day with Flame Graphs
by sdesol on Monday April 11, 2016 @08:36PM
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> Visualization is an often overlooked tool in CS
It's often overlooked, because generating meaningful data, that can provide visual insight, is usually very difficult. Right now I'm working on a blog post that goes over how you can use motion bubble charts to track code changes and I use GitLab as an example. You can find a draft of the blog at:
Note the blog post is still in DRAFT state, so there are broken links and grammatical errors and what not.
Capturing meaningful data at the Enterprise scale, requires a lot of effort. There is a reason why I ended up creating my own real-time process monitoring system:
It's often overlooked, because generating meaningful data, that can provide visual insight, is usually very difficult. Right now I'm working on a blog post that goes over how you can use motion bubble charts to track code changes and I use GitLab as an example. You can find a draft of the blog at:
http://gitsense.github.io/blog/motion-bubble-charts.html
Note the blog post is still in DRAFT state, so there are broken links and grammatical errors and what not.
Capturing meaningful data at the Enterprise scale, requires a lot of effort. There is a reason why I ended up creating my own real-time process monitoring system:
http://gitsense.github.io/blog/realtime-process-monitoring.h...
What I'm ultimately hoping to do with the metrics, is create a new way to visual Git logs and improve how we approach complex code reviews and diffs.