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A collection of performance analysis software that can assist with a variety of techniques useful for application software optimization and benchmarking. The current release provides support for analysis with hardware performance counters on Linux.
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Kepler Monitoring
Kepler is a monitoring system for HPC clusters
Kepler is a monitoring system for HPC clusters : it allows users to monitor cluster elements like nodes, network devices and storage nodes. Analyse can be centered on jobs to determine performances and behaviours. -
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Vista Gadget which allows to monitor speed and efficiency of ReadyBoost cache. This Project based on "ReadyBoost Monitor Gadget" code by Mads Klinkby.
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C / Perl based system and network monitoring system (NMS) providing plugin based polling/checking of services, raw and performance data with notifications. Provides full configurable web interface to configure the monitor
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This project is intended for ISVs, SIs and software developers who need to integrate load generation engine into their applications. For enterprise load and performance testing initiatives, RadView offers WebLOAD Professional, a complete solution for creating, executing and analyzing the performance of web applications under load.
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