What's cooking in the TraceCompass cloud project
summary
TraceCompass.cloud migrates the existing Eclipse Trace Compass backend into a client‑server model that serves parsed traces over TSP (Trace Server Protocol) to a web front end built on Theia and VS Code. The server reuses Trace Compass parsers and analyses, adds persistence and debouncing to cut repeated queries, and the web UI uses React plus D3 and Pixi for a new timeline chart; a working prototype demos scalable remote analysis and faster interactive navigation.
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chapters (15)
- 0:00Start
- 1:14Trouble-shooting
- 2:18What is tracing?
- 3:56Trace Analysis Tools
- 5:18Eclipse Trace Compass
- 8:28Client-Server architecture
- 10:10TraceCompass.cloud Architecture
- 12:59Trace Server Protocol (TSP)
- 14:59Improved TSP Documentation
- 15:57Performance Improvements
- 17:32General Enhancements
- 19:55XY Chart Enhancements
- 20:25Time Graph Enhancements
- 21:10Events Table Enhancements
- 22:41Research
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