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<node id="1004271" title="Realtime profiling of Perl/mod_perl services" created="2012-11-16 20:05:05" updated="2012-11-16 20:05:05">
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mhearse</author>
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I work at a java shop.  We use Dynatrace for realtime profiling of java apps.  By realtime I mean a continuous flow of XMLRPC/SOAP messages to a profiling service.  The profile software of course has a gui.
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That got me wondering about perl.  Does it have a similar methodology for realtime profiling of web services (or any service)?  I suppose that could include mod_perl stuff too.
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Examples of realtime profiling info I'm talking about:
&lt;br&gt;*sql query execution time
&lt;br&gt;*connections to other services
&lt;br&gt;*code block execution time
&lt;br&gt;*memory consumption
&lt;br&gt;*cpu time consumption
&lt;br&gt;*regex optimization
&lt;br&gt;*etc
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To be clear.. by service I basically mean a daemon.</field>
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