Method and apparatus for analyzing performance of data processing system
AssigneeMicrosoft Corporation
InventorsChristopher G. Kaler, Martyn S. Lovell, Robert S. Wahbe, William J. Ferguson, Oliver J. Sharp
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AssigneeMicrosoft Corporation
InventorsChristopher G. Kaler, Martyn S. Lovell, Robert S. Wahbe, William J. Ferguson, Oliver J. Sharp
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A method and apparatus for analyzing the performance of a data processing system, particularly a distributed data processing system, provide a system user with tools for analyzing an application running thereon. Information about the flow and performance of the application can be specified, captured, and analyzed, without modifying it or degrading its performance or data security characteristics, even if it is distributed across multiple machines. The user interface permits the system user to filter the performance information, to set triggers which the performance analyzer is able to reduce and/or combine, to observe multiple time-synchronized displays of performance data either in real time or post mortem, and to play and re-play the operation of an automatically generated application model. The invention is implemented in part by providing suitable Application Program Interfaces (APIs) in the operating system of the data processing system.
A system for analyzing the performance of a data processing system comprising:
A system for analyzing the structure and operation of an application executing on a data processing system comprising:
A system for analyzing the performance of a network comprising two or more data processing systems comprising:
A method of analyzing the performance of a data processing system having at least one program module, a control station, and an event concentrator, the method comprising the steps of:
A computer-readable medium having computer-executable instructions for analyzing the performance of a data processing system having at least one program module, a control station and an event concentrator, the computer-executable instructions performing the steps comprising:
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