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    Awesome DTrace

    An Awesome collection of resources, documentation, and examples for the DTrace dynamic tracing framework.

    Awesome DTrace

    A curated, community-maintained directory of learning materials, software, and tools for the DTrace dynamic tracing framework.

    • Website/Source: https://github.com/xen0l/awesome-dtrace
    • Category: Themed Directories
    • Tags: awesome-lists, devops, observability

    Overview

    Awesome DTrace organizes books, articles, videos, tools, and software integrations related to DTrace into a single, structured list. It is part of the broader sindresorhus/awesome ecosystem of curated lists.

    Features

    Learning Resources

    • Books
      • Section dedicated to recommended DTrace books for structured learning.
    • Other learning materials
      • Additional resources (beyond books) for learning DTrace concepts and usage.

    Articles

    • General DTrace articles
      • Collection of articles about DTrace and real-world use cases.
    • Provider-specific subsections
      • PID Provider – Articles focused on using the PID provider.
      • USDT Provider – Articles covering Userland Statically Defined Tracing.
      • Sysevent Provider – Articles about tracing system events.
    • Language-specific usage
      • Ruby and DTrace – Articles and examples for using DTrace with Ruby.
    • Visualization methods
      • Articles and resources on visualizing DTrace output and results.

    Videos

    • Curated list of video content related to DTrace, including:
      • dtrace.conf 2008 (YouTube playlist)
      • dtrace.conf 2012 (YouTube playlist)
      • dtrace.conf 2016 (conference resources on Joyent)

    Software with DTrace Support

    • Programming Languages
      • Erlang – Entries for Erlang integrations or tooling with DTrace.
      • Lua – Lua tooling or bindings with DTrace support.
      • Node.js – Node.js modules or runtimes with DTrace hooks.
      • Perl – Perl tools or modules supporting DTrace.
      • PHP – PHP integrations or extensions with DTrace support.
      • Python – Python libraries or tools that expose DTrace functionality.
      • Ruby – Ruby gems or runtime support for DTrace.
    • Databases
      • Section listing databases that offer DTrace probes or integrations.
    • Webservers
      • Web servers that expose DTrace probes or tracing capabilities.
    • Visualization
      • Software for visualizing DTrace metrics, traces, and performance data.

    Tools

    • A section for standalone tools that enhance, extend, or ease the use of DTrace (e.g., helpers, wrappers, analysis tools).

    Community

    • Links and references to community channels or resources related to DTrace.

    Documentation & Meta

    • Docs directory (docs/) and mkdocs.yml indicating structured documentation site support.
    • Contribution guidelines (CONTRIBUTING.md) for adding or updating entries.
    • License file (LICENSE) clarifying usage and redistribution terms.
    • Build/automation helpers (e.g., Makefile, .travis.yml, requirements.txt) for maintaining and publishing the list and documentation.

    Pricing

    Not applicable. Awesome DTrace is an open, curated list hosted on GitHub and is not a commercial product or service.

    License

    • A LICENSE file is present in the repository. For exact terms, refer directly to the file in the GitHub repository.

    Contributing

    • Contributions are explicitly welcomed.
    • Potential contributors are directed to follow the repository’s contribution guidelines (CONTRIBUTING.md) before submitting changes or additions.
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    Websitegithub.com
    PublishedDec 25, 2025

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