XCapture v3

Linux Performance Analysis with Modern eBPF and DuckDB. To capture your attention, this is what you get: Table of contents What is xCapture? xCapture with modern eBPF Modular and decoupled at multiple levels Dimensional performance data analysis with DuckDB Top wall-clock time used by all threads Regular expressions in the filter Syscalls against network socket file descriptors What is the performance overhead? Performance overhead of active tracking probes Userspace processing overhead Running xcapture What’s next? What is xCapture? 0x.tools is a suite of Linux performance & troubleshooting tools built with a preference for minimal dependencies and ease of installation across different Linux systems. It is not a product or a complicated platform that requires months of learning, planning and a SaaS subscription. It’s just a bunch of tools that I’ve first built for myself and the better ones get released, like xcapture today. - Linux, Oracle, SQL performance tuning and troubleshooting training & writing. The previous BCC-based v2 version got a good discussion here last year [1], but due to BCC being less flexible and now deprecated, I decided to pull the plug and start from scratch with the latest eBPF features available.

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