manage cpu resources for complex CPU Topology
This DRAKVUF plugin enables VMI-based monitoring of emitted ETW events (Event Tracing for Windows).
Software and artifacts related to “ETW through VMI: Hypervisor‑Level Collection of Windows ETW Telemetry”
A platform-independent CLI tool for converting XED2 (Extracted Event Data Version 2) files or event streams to JSON without any dependencies on Windows TDH.dll.
Event formats used in Event Tracing for Windows (ETW). Platform-independent Rust datatypes and parsers to interpret Windows native binary representations of ETW data without any dependencies on Windows TDH.dll.
A plattform agnostic Rust library to parse Windows Event Trace Logs (ETL) without Windows dependencies.
Parser and Rust datatypes for Microsoft Windows instrumentation manifests.
A platform-independent CLI tool for converting Windows ETL (Event Trace Log) files to JSON without any dependencies on Windows TDH.dll.
Kernel vs application-level ETW provider comparison on Windows, plus a working C++ inline hook (detour) that selectively suppresses .NET GC events while keeping the full logging pipeline intact.
This repo contains shared C++ code that is used by some of my other ETW repos.
PyKD script for WinDBG/KD to monitor ETW events.
Simple ETW controller app to test ETW session creation and configuration.
A platform of independent parsers and analysis tools for ETW event data. Enables the parsing of ETL and XED trace logs without relying on Windows libraries.
A clean architecture, DDD-based solution for parsing ETW (Event Tracing for Windows) ETL files.
Four small useless ETW providers to test ETW provider activation, event creation and signalling.
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