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Can't disable DTrace :) Though DTrace is "only" available on Windows, Mac OS X, Solaris, illumos, and FreeBSD. Oracle has relicensed DTrace to be Linux-friend
by chungy 3y ago
Can't disable DTrace :)
Though DTrace is "only" available on Windows, Mac OS X, Solaris, illumos, and FreeBSD.
Oracle has relicensed DTrace to be Linux-friendly and even made kernel patches, but it'll probably never end up in the mainline kernel.
- viraptor 3y agoOn Linux you can use bpftrace which is basically the same thing with slightly different names.
- oblio 3y ago> Though DTrace is "only" available on Windows Is it stable and production ready for heavy duty workloads?
- chungy 3y agoMicrosoft ships it, so I assume so? I haven't personally ran any versions beyond Windows 7, I can't directly comment on any features after that.