Tx allows you to do Language Integrated Query (LINQ) directly on raw event sources:
- ad-hoc query on past history in trace and log files
- standing queries on real-time feeds, such as Event Tracing for Windows (ETW) sessions
The Tx approach is different than Databases, Hadoop, Splunk, Dapper, etc. which all require a stage of uploading before the events become available to queries.
Instead, mixing Reactive Extensions (Rx) and LINQ-to-Objects allows the query to be embedded anywhere including:
- In light-weight UI tools like LINQPad and SvcPerf
- On original source machines, such as Synthetic Counters
The following picture shows the dependencies among the main Tx components:
Here:
- Dark green is .Net
- Light green is mature open source
- Light grey are framework components, also available on NuGet
- Darker gray are tool experiences that come with Tx
- White are samples
For more see the documentation
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