Announcing sysdig: tcpdump for your host

[Loris Degioanni]

Wireshark friends,
I’d like to announce sysdig, the latest open source project I’ve been
working on together with the team at my new startup, Draios.

http://www.sysdig.org/
https://github.com/draios/sysdig

Sysdig tries to bring the network analysis workflow to Linux system
troubleshooting, and is like a mix between tshark, strace and lsof. It
lets you capture system events related to network I/O, disk I/O, CPU
usage, IPC and much more, and then it lets you decode and filter them as
you would do with tshark.

It comes packed with a set of features that I believe the Wireshark
community will find very cool: the ability to create system trace files
in pcap-ng format, scripting in Lua, a filtering language very similar
to what wireshark guys are used to, a libpcap-like capture library that
can be used to build new tools on top of the capture infrastructure.
I’d love to hear what you all think.

And, if you do enjoy using sysdig, we could really use your help
spreading the word - like by voting or commenting on Hacker News or
Reddit, starring our github repo, tweeting at us, or writing a blog post.

Thanks!
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[Jaap Keuter]

Hi,

Sounds awesome. I put in a Debian RFP (Request For Packaging)[1] based on the
published information. Maybe a Debian Packager picks it up in time for jessie.

[1] https://bugs.debian.org/cgi-bin/bugreport.cgi?bug=750595

Thanks,
Jaap

Post by Loris Degioanni
Wireshark friends,
I’d like to announce sysdig, the latest open source project I’ve been working on
together with the team at my new startup, Draios.
http://www.sysdig.org/
https://github.com/draios/sysdig
Sysdig tries to bring the network analysis workflow to Linux system
troubleshooting, and is like a mix between tshark, strace and lsof. It lets you
capture system events related to network I/O, disk I/O, CPU usage, IPC and much
more, and then it lets you decode and filter them as you would do with tshark.
It comes packed with a set of features that I believe the Wireshark community
will find very cool: the ability to create system trace files in pcap-ng format,
scripting in Lua, a filtering language very similar to what wireshark guys are
used to, a libpcap-like capture library that can be used to build new tools on
top of the capture infrastructure.
I’d love to hear what you all think.
And, if you do enjoy using sysdig, we could really use your help spreading the
word - like by voting or commenting on Hacker News or Reddit, starring our
github repo, tweeting at us, or writing a blog post.
Thanks!
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