Here’s how I built a website, Profilerpedia
[https://profilerpedia.markhansen.co.nz/], using a Google Sheet
[https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1cVcHofphkQqk1yGeuBPVTit8HQ0oa5SlRM6gkHIagtw/edit?ouid=117278436091789666160&usp=sheets_home&ths=true]
as
pprof -tagroot lets you break down & visualise pprof software profiles by custom, domain-specific key-value pairs (Labels, aka Tags) attached to each stack sample.
This post covers: Adding colours to Firefox Profiler, and some neat tricks I
learned along the way: data-oriented-programming in JavaScript, data format
upgrade pipelines, and developer experience in test runners and console UI.
This post is a quick literature review of CPU profiler user interfaces available
for analysing Linux program performance.
I couldn't find any list of profiler UIs online. Hopefully this can help people
find
