Abstract
Standard tools for analyzing software often slow down the programs they are testing and create data logjams, making it hard to catch fast-moving glitches. This system solves that problem by splitting communication into different "paths." It creates a high-speed lane for data to flow directly from the app to a dashboard, skipping the usual middleman tools that cause delays. Developers can also add new diagnostic tools to an app while it is already running without needing to change the code or restart it. This allows for real-time monitoring and fixing of apps with much less impact on their performance.
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Recommended Citation
Norum, Stephen; Burns, Christopher; and Al-Muhtasib, Leila, "The Hybrid Path Architecture for Live Application Telemetry and Control", Technical Disclosure Commons, ()
https://www.tdcommons.org/dpubs_series/10360