[Python] Python Class 12/4 - Pyflame
James Addison
jay at jp-hosting.net
Tue Dec 5 06:32:55 UTC 2017
Thanks everyone for joining today - hopefully everyone learned some new
tricks to apply to Python performance investigations in future.
As mentioned during the class, a reminder that there are still tickets
<https://ti.to/sf-python/bay-area-holiday-party-2017> for the sf-python
holiday party this week featuring Raymond Hettinger, which should be a
great event. Be careful about the 'video sponsorship' checkbox though
which is ticket by default!
If anyone's curious, I found the source of the 'performance bug bug' a
little earlier too and have applied a fix here
<https://github.com/noisebridge/PythonClass/commit/fad4dd7a34b743d16ecd7e3947002e975d5425b3>
.
Cheers!
Jay
On 3 December 2017 at 21:16, James Addison <jay at jp-hosting.net> wrote:
> Hey folks,
>
> In tomorrow's Noisebridge Python class, we'll cover how to use the open
> source tool Pyflame to analyze the runtime performance of Python code and
> identify areas for improvement.
>
> Profiling is a great way to figure out why your program is spending ages
> doing ???? instead of / as well as doing what you expect it to. And this
> class will show you how to create flamegraphs
> <http://www.brendangregg.com/flamegraphs.html> to make it (relatively)
> easy to see where that unknown execution time is going.
>
> We'll get started at Noisebridge on Monday (tomorrow) evening at 7pm -
> just bring yourself & any and all questions you have about performance
> optimizing Python code.
>
> See you there!
> Jay
>
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