PARADIS: analysis of transaction-based applications in distributed environments

Authors:
Christian Glasner;Edith Spiegl;Jens Volkert
Affiliations:
Research Studios Austria, Studio AdVISION, Salzburg, Austria;Research Studios Austria, Studio AdVISION, Salzburg, Austria;Research Studios Austria, Studio AdVISION, Salzburg, Austria
Venue:
ICCS'05 Proceedings of the 5th international conference on Computational Science - Volume Part II
Year:
2005

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Abstract

The analysis of long running and distributed applications poses a great challenge to software developers. PARADIS is a novel tool that helps the programmer with accomplishing this task. It reconstructs the corresponding event graph from events collected during a program run and provides techniques to address the problems arising from large traces. It offers several modules for specific examinations like the analysis of applications which process transactions and due to its modular architecture it allows an easy extension of the functionality. We show the usefulness on the basis of a real-life application and discuss future enhancements.