We just posted a new feature for Glassbox on our Web site this week: a live demo of Glassbox running against our "cranky" Pet Store, showing how it can diagnose problems in an application. This is a great way to try out Glassbox and to share it with colleagues. Behind the scenes we're running Tomcat with Glassbox and JPetstore and MySQL and using a nice open source load testing tool, OpenSTA, to create sample load. The JPetstore application has a few extra problems added but we made no changes to integrate with Glassbox. I'd be interested in your feedback...
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