SE Toolkit provides a set of scripts and guidance for performance analysis and optimization. Enhance the performance of your software using this open-source project.
The SE Toolkit project is a powerful software tool that offers a range of scripts for performance analysis and provides users with advice on performance improvement. Over the last decade, it has become a standard in system performance monitoring for the Solaris platform.
In this latest release, the developers have made various updates and improvements to enhance the user experience further. For instance, the transfer rate of fjgi no longer overflows, and missing instance definitions in several kstat structures have been added.
Moreover, new kstat structures have been added for network interfaces such as e1000g, ipge, aggr, fjge, and bnx, while bge and dmfe now use :kstat-style notation. Users can now leverage the kstat(1M)-style specification of kstat members.
This release also includes updated Orca files, and extended regular expressions can now be used, giving users more options to analyze and improve system performance. With the switch to autoconf/automake/libtool, the latest release of the SE Toolkit project promises a smoother and more efficient performance analysis experience.
Finally, the Orcallator has been updated to r535, demonstrating the developers' commitment to continually improving and enhancing the SE Toolkit project. If you're looking for a powerful software tool to improve system performance, the SE Toolkit project is definitely worth checking out.
In this latest release, the developers have made various updates and improvements to enhance the user experience further. For instance, the transfer rate of fjgi no longer overflows, and missing instance definitions in several kstat structures have been added.
Moreover, new kstat structures have been added for network interfaces such as e1000g, ipge, aggr, fjge, and bnx, while bge and dmfe now use :kstat-style notation. Users can now leverage the kstat(1M)-style specification of kstat members.
This release also includes updated Orca files, and extended regular expressions can now be used, giving users more options to analyze and improve system performance. With the switch to autoconf/automake/libtool, the latest release of the SE Toolkit project promises a smoother and more efficient performance analysis experience.
Finally, the Orcallator has been updated to r535, demonstrating the developers' commitment to continually improving and enhancing the SE Toolkit project. If you're looking for a powerful software tool to improve system performance, the SE Toolkit project is definitely worth checking out.
What's New
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