By this I mean I wanted to determine how much network and server time was spent processing a request initiated by a Watir script. Server time as defined by time to first buffer and network time as time to last buffer (minus the first).
I couldn’t really do this from Ruby itself, so I installed Fiddler. [...]
This might help you out when analyzing time series data.
In this particular situation I’m looking at a bunch of SOA web services that get called synchronously in the backend infrastructure. The logs have entries with a unix timestamp, service description and duration. What I want to do is view the data in a Gantt Chart [...]
I hate to say it… but Microsoft really have produced an excellent tool for sysadmins and performance testers alike. That tool is called LogParser. I’ve mentioned it before but that was more IIS specific. LogParser can be pointed at just about any type of log file. So with a bit of Perl (or equivalent) to [...]