FYI: An article about SystemTap in the Linux Magazine

FYI: An article about SystemTap in the Linux Magazine

[Vara Prasad]

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One of my colleague by the name Steve Best has published an article 
Titled "Peer into the kernel with SystemTap" in this months issue of 
Linux Magazine. Linux Magazine doesn't make the articles available 
online for few months, but it is available in the newsstands now.

On Newsstands Now


The June 2006 issue of Linux Magazine is now available!

    * The System Tracing and Profiling framework, or SystemTAP,
      simplifies tracing of the Linux kernel, collecting data that can
      be analyzed separately and at a later time. With SystemTAP,
      thereÕs no need to instrument, rebuild, reinstall, and reboot
      kernels (often repeatedly) to collect vital data.
    * If you need to share your code with others Ñ either down the hall
      or halfway around the globe Ñ git repositories are perfect. In
      addition, git provides many features that simplify collaboration,
      including topic and tracking branches, merges, a Web interface,
      and more. Learn how to publish your repositories and move code to
      and fro in this hands-on guide.
    * Understand your data and control the operation of MySQL with
      information_schema and strict mode, respectively, two new
      enterprise features introduced in MySQL 5.

Look for Linux Magazine in bookstores and on newsstands nationwide.


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