This means doccelerator and my Tinderbox scraper that chucked stuff into a CouchDB for exposure by a modified bugzilla jetpack. Either couch went crazy or someone gave it a request that is ridiculously expensive to answer with a database the accumulated size of the tinderbox database. I’m not aware of any trivial ways to contend [...]
Also tagged CouchDB, review board, tinderboxThe greatest problem with performance profiling is getting as much information as possible while affecting the results as little as possible. For my work on pecobro I used mozilla’s JavaScript DTrace probes. Because the probes are limited to notifications of all function invocations/returns with no discretion and there is no support for JS backtraces, the [...]
Also tagged chronicle, dtrace, JSViz, pecobro, performance, profiling, vmware, vprobesAbout the name. David Ascher picked it. My choice was flamboydoc in recognition of my love of angry fruit salad color themes and because every remotely sane name has already been used by the 10 million other documentation tools out there. Regrettably not only have we lost the excellent name, but the color scheme is [...]
Also tagged CouchDB, docs, jshydra