Empirical profiling runs

Sub-millisecond runtime tracing under 100k req/s load.

Reproducible benchmark results comparing single-binary telemetry against legacy enterprise APM agents on bare-metal 64-core hosts.

12 µs

P99 Latency Overhead

32 MB

Resident Memory Footprint

0

Heap GC Pauses

Resource consumption

Comparative workload telemetry

0.14%

CPU Share (100k RPS)

32 MB

Resident Memory

1.2 MB/s

Disk IO Throughput

0 drops

Ring Buffer Overrun

Test bed specification

Hardware environment and kernel flags

Benchmarks execute on isolated AWS c6i.16xlarge instances running Linux kernel 6.2 with eBPF ring buffer aggregation enabled. Synthetic load is generated via wrk2 across 128 concurrent TCP connections against a mock microservices mesh.

Memory profiles are captured using jemalloc heap profiling over 48-hour soak tests to verify zero memory creep or uncollected pointer references under heavy trace volume.

Validate telemetry overhead on your staging cluster.

Pull the open-source benchmark runner, compile the collector binary, and run deterministic verification tests locally.