Linux tracing workshop
Hands-on labs and examples for learning Linux tracing tools like perf, BPF, ftrace, and USDT probes.
What is Linux tracing workshop?
Linux Tracing Workshop is a collection of hands-on labs and examples for learning modern Linux tracing and performance analysis tools. It provides practical exercises covering tools like perf, BPF, ftrace, and USDT probes to help users diagnose real-world system performance issues. The materials are designed for workshop delivery but can be used for self-study.
System administrators, DevOps engineers, and developers who need to troubleshoot performance issues on Linux systems and want hands-on experience with tracing tools.
It offers structured, practical labs based on real troubleshooting scenarios rather than just theoretical documentation, making it an effective way to master complex tracing tools through applied learning.
Overview
Examples and hands-on labs for Linux tracing tools workshops
Use Cases
Best For
- Learning how to use perf and Flame Graphs for CPU profiling
- Debugging memory leaks in Linux applications using BPF tools
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