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Jun 30, 2010, 12:26:56 AM6/30/10
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Hi Angelo!
> Hello SeongHwa,
> I'm looking forward to presenting the DTrace hands on lab at OSCON - Monday, July 19, 8:30AM in D139/140. We have a very packed lab plan for you. In fact we have over 6 hrs of content jammed into 3:30 hrs. The idea was to provide something for everyone and allow the attendees to pick and choose the areas they want to work on.
> To make the lab more effective and emphasize on the right areas I would love to understand a little about you and your interest.
> I would really appreciate if you could take a few minutes to answer a few questions for me. Please post all responses to this Google groups page: http://groups.google.com/group/DTraceHOL?hl=en
> (this will require you have a Gmail account.)
1. Are you a
- System administrator
- Application developer
- Architect
- Other (explain)
I was a application developer before, but now I am a performance
engineer.
2. Are you familiar with
- Solaris
- Linux (what versions)
- Other Unixes
- Other OS (list)
Solaris:some, HP-UX:some, most of Windows and Linux
3. Have you heard about DTrace? Have you used it?
Never really thought about DTrace. :)
4. What programing languages do you use regularly
C
C++
Java
PHP
Ruby
PERL
Python
Other (list)
Java, C, Python, Erlang
5. Are you familiar with the LAMP stack? Do you use it?
I'm familiar with the LAM except P.
6. Is there anything that you would like me to emphasize in the lab?
I believe that the way you present is the best. ;-)
> Hello SeongHwa,
> I'm looking forward to presenting the DTrace hands on lab at OSCON - Monday, July 19, 8:30AM in D139/140. We have a very packed lab plan for you. In fact we have over 6 hrs of content jammed into 3:30 hrs. The idea was to provide something for everyone and allow the attendees to pick and choose the areas they want to work on.
> To make the lab more effective and emphasize on the right areas I would love to understand a little about you and your interest.
> I would really appreciate if you could take a few minutes to answer a few questions for me. Please post all responses to this Google groups page: http://groups.google.com/group/DTraceHOL?hl=en
> (this will require you have a Gmail account.)
1. Are you a
- System administrator
- Application developer
- Architect
- Other (explain)
I was a application developer before, but now I am a performance
engineer.
2. Are you familiar with
- Solaris
- Linux (what versions)
- Other Unixes
- Other OS (list)
Solaris:some, HP-UX:some, most of Windows and Linux
3. Have you heard about DTrace? Have you used it?
Never really thought about DTrace. :)
4. What programing languages do you use regularly
C
C++
Java
PHP
Ruby
PERL
Python
Other (list)
Java, C, Python, Erlang
5. Are you familiar with the LAMP stack? Do you use it?
I'm familiar with the LAM except P.
6. Is there anything that you would like me to emphasize in the lab?
I believe that the way you present is the best. ;-)
Greg
Jun 30, 2010, 2:52:02 AM6/30/10
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Hi Angelo,
1. Other - System Engineer, but I used to be an Architect in the past.
2. Solaris - Yes; Linuxes - Most; Other Unixes - Mac OS X and other
*BSD*, and a host of old and obscure Unix flavors; Other - None that
I've worked with seriously in the past 5-10 years.
3. Yes, Yes, but mostly just example scripts.
4. C, Java, PHP, PERL.
5. Yes, Yes.
6. Mostly just what you plan on presenting, but it would be useful to
have some insight into how to use Dtrace to do monitoring of a
production system over time. That is, something that would replace
and expand upon traditional UNIX system accounting (for both Solaris
and Mac OS X).
See you in Portland!
Cheers!
Greg
1. Other - System Engineer, but I used to be an Architect in the past.
2. Solaris - Yes; Linuxes - Most; Other Unixes - Mac OS X and other
*BSD*, and a host of old and obscure Unix flavors; Other - None that
I've worked with seriously in the past 5-10 years.
3. Yes, Yes, but mostly just example scripts.
4. C, Java, PHP, PERL.
5. Yes, Yes.
6. Mostly just what you plan on presenting, but it would be useful to
have some insight into how to use Dtrace to do monitoring of a
production system over time. That is, something that would replace
and expand upon traditional UNIX system accounting (for both Solaris
and Mac OS X).
See you in Portland!
Cheers!
Greg
Lars Tobias Skjong-Børsting
Jun 30, 2010, 4:46:03 AM6/30/10
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> 1. Are you a
> - System administrator
I am a system administrator.
> - System administrator
> 2. Are you familiar with
> - Solaris
> - Linux (what versions)
Gentoo Linux, Ubuntu Linux, Debian Linux.
> 3. Have you heard about DTrace? Have you used it?
used it.
> 4. What programing languages do you use regularly
> 5. Are you familiar with the LAMP stack? Do you use it?
> 6. Is there anything that you would like me to emphasize in the lab?
in Java-applications running on CMT processors.
Ricardo Hermida Ruiz
Jun 30, 2010, 7:32:19 PM6/30/10
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Hello Angelo,
1 - Application developer
2 - Solaris (as user), Linux (RH and Debian), Mac OS, FreeBSD
3 - Yes; No
4 - PHP, Perl, Python, Java, C
5 - Yes; Yes
6 - Monitoring and maybe finding things that you cannot reproduce in a
test environment
Cheers,
Ricardo
1 - Application developer
2 - Solaris (as user), Linux (RH and Debian), Mac OS, FreeBSD
3 - Yes; No
4 - PHP, Perl, Python, Java, C
5 - Yes; Yes
6 - Monitoring and maybe finding things that you cannot reproduce in a
test environment
Cheers,
Ricardo
Mike
Jul 1, 2010, 1:13:53 PM7/1/10
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1. I am a
- System administrator
2. I am familiar with
- Solaris
Ver. 8,9,10, OSOL
- Linux
Ubuntu, RHEL, OpenSUSE
- Other Unixes
FreeBSD, Tru64
- Other OS (list)
Windows
3. I have heard of DTrace, but aside from looking at a few scripts,
I'm not that familiar with it.
4. What programing languages do you use regularly
C, C++, Java, PERL, shell
5. Are you familiar with the LAMP stack? Do you use it?
Yes, I am familiar with it and I use at least one of it's
components every day
6. Is there anything that you would like me to emphasize in the
lab?
I would really like to be able to come away with a better
understanding of the scripts in the DTraceToolkit and begin to use
DTrace to determine performance issues on Solaris systems.
- System administrator
2. I am familiar with
- Solaris
Ver. 8,9,10, OSOL
- Linux
Ubuntu, RHEL, OpenSUSE
- Other Unixes
FreeBSD, Tru64
- Other OS (list)
Windows
3. I have heard of DTrace, but aside from looking at a few scripts,
I'm not that familiar with it.
4. What programing languages do you use regularly
5. Are you familiar with the LAMP stack? Do you use it?
components every day
6. Is there anything that you would like me to emphasize in the
lab?
understanding of the scripts in the DTraceToolkit and begin to use
DTrace to determine performance issues on Solaris systems.
shuitt
Jul 2, 2010, 6:27:00 PM7/2/10
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Hi Angelo:
1. Architect currently with system engineer and programming
background.
2. Solaris, Linux (Redhat/Centos/Fedora, Ubuntu), Mac OS X, Windows
3. Yes. Yes, but mainly following exmaples
4. PHP, Python, Java, bash
5. Yes and Yes
6. Nothing specific
1. Architect currently with system engineer and programming
background.
2. Solaris, Linux (Redhat/Centos/Fedora, Ubuntu), Mac OS X, Windows
3. Yes. Yes, but mainly following exmaples
4. PHP, Python, Java, bash
5. Yes and Yes
6. Nothing specific
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