High-resolution
systems & performance
telemetry

Everything about the application has been optimized to a T. But you still need to be sure that nothing in the environment could ruin the day. Rezolus uses the world's fastest histogram to catch the smallest delay.

Perception and planning loops stick to a strict deadline. Rezolus runs well on embedded systems and monitors the possible sources of contention: scheduler, GPU, block I/O, locks, with recall in hindsight.

On a real-time kernel the chase is often down to the last cycle. Run-queue delay, involuntary context switches, CPU migrations, and TLB shootdowns are all included out of the box.

Complex workloads stress systems in unpredictable ways. Capture both workload characteristics and device runtime behavior in their full dynamic range with histograms, plus drive health and temperature info for debugging.

Local-first design fit inside one static binary. No time-series database, nothing phoning home, no need for third-party dashboards. Recordings land on local disk, and the viewer opens them readily in your browser.

Light enough to provide fine-grain visibility into a box that runs close to line rate. Interface and ethtool counters sit alongside per-CPU scheduler and PMU behavior, so the box can speak to you when something is not right.