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Java Platform, Standard Edition Java Flight Recorder Runtime Guide
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Contents
Title and Copyright Information
Preface
Audience
Documentation Accessibility
Conventions
1
Introduction
1.1
Overview
1.2
Enabling Java Flight Recorder
1.3
Java Flight Recorder Uses
1.4
Understanding Events
1.5
Performance Overhead
1.6
Memory and Disk Buffers
2
Quick Start Procedures
2.1
Using Java Mission Control Client
2.2
Step 1: Start the Flight Recorder
2.3
Step 2: Set Recording Parameters
2.4
Step 3: Start the Recording
2.5
Stopping a Recording
2.6
Additional Information
3
Starting the Flight Recorder
3.1
Note on Running Multiple Recordings
3.2
Starting an Explicit Recording
3.2.1
Controlling the Flight Recorder for Explicit Recordings
3.2.1.1
Java Mission Control Client
3.2.1.2
Command Line
3.2.1.3
Diagnostic Commands
3.3
Configuring Explicit Recordings
3.3.1
Setting Maximum Size and Age
3.3.2
Setting the Delay
3.3.3
Setting Compression
3.4
Creating Recordings Automatically
3.4.1
Creating a Recording On Exit
3.4.2
Creating a Recording by Using Triggers
4
Controlling Recording Data by Using Templates
4.1
What You Can Control
4.2
Flight Recording Templates
4.2.1
Server-side Templates
5
Troubleshooting and Security
5.1
Troubleshooting
5.2
Security
A
Command Reference
A.1
Command-Line Options
A.2
Diagnostic Command Reference
A.2.1
JFR.start
A.2.2
JFR.check
A.2.3
JFR.stop
A.2.4
JFR.dump
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