24 Aug 2017
01:51 PM
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21 Dec 2023
02:15 PM
by
MaciejNeumann
Hi there,
I'm receiving a lot of questions regarding the PurePath UI, in particular regarding the definition of the execution times shown in the UI.
It would be great if you could explain the meaning of the timings shown below. Please feel free to integrate any other execution time definition, if missing:
Thanks in advance for your help,
Raff
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24 Aug 2017 01:59 PM
* Suspension is time that the JVM (or Node.js VM or .NET CLR) is halted. This usually is due to a garbage collection
* Active wait time: Time that the code actively waits for something by calling Object.wait() or similar functionality
* Lock wait time: Time that the code is blocked, either because it has to wait prior to entering a synchronized code block or also because it waits to acquire a SpinLock
* Network IO: Time that the code is actively waiting for native network functions like java.net.SocketInputStream.socketRead0. Typically these methods are native and not managed code.
* Disk IO: Similar to networ this represents time that code is actively reading or writing or waiting on disk IO.
* Code execution: Time that the application is otherwise executing code. This does not mean that all of this is CPU time as the application can be stalled or might otherwise not be very efficient due to CPU scheduling. The actual CPU usage is colored in dark blue.