Incubator/NetLogger

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What is NetLogger?

Anyone who has ever tried to debug or do performance analysis of complex distributed applications knows that it can be a very difficult task. Problems may be in many various software components, hardware components, networks, OS’s, etc.

NetLogger is designed to make this easier. NetLogger is both a methodology for analyzing distributed systems, and a set of tools to help implement the methodology. In fact, you can use the NetLogger methodology without using any of the LBNL

Much more detail and documentation is available on the NetLogger wiki.

Roadmap

• NetLogger 4.1 release: next summer
  • More database loading tools and parsers for legacy Globus/Condor logs
  • Database query tools
  • Enhancements to the R “netlogger” analysis package

Committers

• Dan Gunter
• Martin Swany
• Brian Tierney
• Keith Jackson
• Keith Beattie
• John Bresnahan

Guidelines for becoming a committer

Current Version

To see all downloads, go to the NetLogger wiki downloads page

• NetLogger 4.0.1 release: April 2, 2008 GPT-ized
• NetLogger 4.0.0 release: January 15, 2008

Features:

• new summarizer API (C)
• new R analysis package
• major enhancements to Python and Perl APIs
• Python loader and parser framework

To get the current source tree:

svn co https://cvs.globus.org/repos/netlogger/trunk

Snapshots

Snapshots of code: none currently available.

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Report a Bug

http://bugzilla.globus.org/bugzilla/enter_bug.cgi?product=Netlogger

or, if you are a NetLogger committer, you can use the internal NetLogger issue tracker at https://crd.lbl.gov/mantis/main_page.php

FAQ

http://dsd.lbl.gov/NetLogger/faq.html