Tracelytics: Google Dapper for the Rest of Us

Re:Tracelytics: Google Dapper for the Rest of Us by dkuebric on Friday November 04, 2011 @04:45PM (#3197634)

Both Dapper and Tracelytics borrow ideas from the X-Trace project, which has a bit of source available, though not much.

http://x-trace.net/wiki/doku.php

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Re:Tracelytics: Google Dapper for the Rest of Us by tonyarkles on Saturday November 05, 2011 @12:49AM (#3198967)

My masters' thesis involves X-Trace, along with pieces for tracing common pieces of the web stack. I'm not ready to open-source it yet, but it's a definite possibility. I've published a preview of it at ICPE 2011, http://dl.acm.org/citation.cfm?id=1958746.1958783&coll=D...

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Re:Tracelytics: Google Dapper for the Rest of Us by kermitthehermit on Saturday November 05, 2011 @02:51AM (#3199160)

If you do decide to open source it, you can be sure it will be appreciated.

You can also use it as a resume.

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Re:Tracelytics: Google Dapper for the Rest of Us by kermitthehermit on Friday November 04, 2011 @04:52PM (#3197659)

Thanks for the reply.

It's a pity that there's nothing open source like the Tracelytics SaaS out there.

While it may be OK for a large company to build a full stack, not everyone can afford to build a full stack (write the web app, the monitoring suite, deployment, etc).

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Re:Tracelytics: Google Dapper for the Rest of Us by itsnotvalid on Friday November 04, 2011 @06:10PM (#3197894)

So do you mean the project is incomplete in its current form so it needs works to be done to enable its full potential?

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