[LTTng学习之旅]------Trace View初探

View and analyze the recorded events

Once you have completed the Record Linux kernel events and Record user application events tutorials, you can inspect the recorded events.

There are many tools you can use to read LTTng traces:

Babeltrace 2

A rich, flexible trace manipulation toolkit which includes a versatile command-line interface (babeltrace2(1)), a C library, and Python 3 bindings so that you can easily process or convert an LTTng trace with your own script.

The Babeltrace 2 project ships with a plugin (babeltrace2-plugin-ctf(7)) which supports the format of the traces which LTTng produces, CTF.

Trace Compass

A graphical user interface for viewing and analyzing any type of logs or traces, including those of LTTng.

LTTng analyses

An experimental project which includes many high-level analyses of LTTng kernel traces, like scheduling statistics, interrupt frequency distribution, top CPU usage, and more.

Babeltrace我没尝试，看起来像是一个命令行工具。而且是LTTng自己出品的。

我们做技术研究的，一方面要向老板汇报。可视化当然要生动明确。另一方面要技术推广。太难上手也不行。即开即用最好。

我们直接来使用第二个 Trace Compass.

Trace Compass (eclipse.org)https://www.eclipse.org/tracecompass/

打开这个网页，下载一个对于host 操作系统版本的软件。

打开软件 新建 trace工程。然后导入之前生成Trace log 的目录。

就可以看了。。。。很容易。

接下来就等深入探究了。