10 Techies in the Shadows - Bryan Cantrill, creator of DTrace, Sun Microsystems (
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DTrace is a dynamic tracing framework for Solaris, FreeBSD and Mac OS X, and is likely headed for Linux and other operating systems in the future. It allows people to look inside running software and work out problems while the program executes. What this means is that DTrace allows enterprise software to be far better tuned and debugged because both system administrators and developers can inspect the running code. DTrace could be a game changer for enterprise software, once it gets onto more platforms.
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- 10 Techies in the Shadows
- Dr. Mendel Rosenblum, chief scientist, VMware
- Aneel Bhusri,
- Parker Harris, co-founder, Salesforce.com
- Ivan Krstic, director of security, One Laptop Per Child
- Ted Ts'o, chief platform strategist, Linux Foundation
- Joseph Smarr, chief platform architect, Plaxo
- Bryan Cantrill, creator of DTrace, Sun Microsystems
- Michael Kuptz, general manager, Lenovo's U.S. Division
- Keith McCall, chief technology officer, Azaleos
- Dirk Meyer, president and chief operating officer, AMD
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