tracing

In the world of Linux, understanding what happens behind the scenes when a script runs can be crucial for debugging and optimizing applications. One powerful tool for tracing system calls and events directly from the Linux kernel is sysdig. In this blog post, we will explore how sysdig can be used to monitor file accesses by a script. A1: sysdig is an open-source system monitoring and activity tracing tool. Unlike traditional tools, it can capture system calls and events directly from the kernel’s syscall interface. This ability makes it extremely powerful for deep system analysis of a running Linux system. Q2: How can I install sysdig? A2: Installation of sysdig varies based on your Linux distribution.