Systems Performance¶
Gregg, B. (2013). Systems Performance: Enterprise and the Cloud. Prentice Hall.
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Mechanisms¶
- Burst Capture Logging
- Worse, the capture itself adds I/O and CPU during a burst, so aggressive logging can deepen the very incident it is trying to observe — a logging-flavored observer effect.
This sourceExplains that tracing, including logging, can slow the target system and create an observer effect.
- Worse, the capture itself adds I/O and CPU during a burst, so aggressive logging can deepen the very incident it is trying to observe — a logging-flavored observer effect.
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