Pinned Repositories
benchbase
Multi-DBMS SQL Benchmarking Framework via JDBC
db2-hash-routines
UDFs and SPs for DB2 to generate and validate hashes
DB2-last-explained
DB2 view to display the execution plan of the last explained statement
db2histmon
This repo is for the db2histmon project. db2histmon is used to collect historical monitoring db2 information to help with problem determination.
FlameGraph
stack trace visualizer
iidr
jhipsterSampleApplication
Linux_tracing_scripts
Scripts and tools for troubleshooting and performance analysis in Linux. This includes dynamic tracing scripts with SystemTap both for system calls and for userspace function tracing.
nmon
A fork of nmon(http://nmon.sourceforge.net/)
perf-tools
Performance analysis tools based on Linux perf_events (aka perf) and ftrace
fldani's Repositories
fldani/benchbase
Multi-DBMS SQL Benchmarking Framework via JDBC
fldani/db2-hash-routines
UDFs and SPs for DB2 to generate and validate hashes
fldani/DB2-last-explained
DB2 view to display the execution plan of the last explained statement
fldani/db2histmon
This repo is for the db2histmon project. db2histmon is used to collect historical monitoring db2 information to help with problem determination.
fldani/FlameGraph
stack trace visualizer
fldani/iidr
fldani/jhipsterSampleApplication
fldani/Linux_tracing_scripts
Scripts and tools for troubleshooting and performance analysis in Linux. This includes dynamic tracing scripts with SystemTap both for system calls and for userspace function tracing.
fldani/nmon
A fork of nmon(http://nmon.sourceforge.net/)
fldani/perf-tools
Performance analysis tools based on Linux perf_events (aka perf) and ftrace
fldani/pg
PostgreSQL notes
fldani/pg_activity
pg_activity is a top like application for PostgreSQL server activity monitoring.
fldani/pg_dba_scripts
PostgreSQL DBA scripts
fldani/PGObserver
A battle-tested, flexible & comprehensive monitoring solution for your PostgreSQL databases
fldani/Stack_Profiling
Tools and scripts for stack profiling: Userspace, Kernel, OS state and optionally Oracle wait