Note: Travis has removed the support for Oracle JDK 8. Therefore the build status is removed temporarily.
This is a simple application to read Method Profiling Samples from Java Flight Recorder dump and convert those Stack Traces to FlameGraph compatible format.
This application uses the unsupported JMC Parser.
See my blog post on "Flame Graphs with Java Flight Recordings" for more details.
This project depends on Oracle JDK 8. Therefore, make sure that JAVA_HOME is set to Oracle JDK 8.
Build and install jfr-flame-graph app using
./gradlew installDist
This will install the executable into ./build/install/jfr-flame-graph/bin.
You can add this location to your PATH.
Clone Brendan's FlameGraph repository and set the environment variable FLAMEGRAPH_DIR to FlameGraph directory
git clone https://github.com/brendangregg/FlameGraph.git
export FLAMEGRAPH_DIR=/path/to/FlameGraph
There are helper scripts, to generate the flame graphs in ./build/install/jfr-flame-graph/bin directory.
For example:
./create_flamegraph.sh -f /tmp/highcpu.jfr -i > flamegraph.svg
Open the SVG file in your web browser.
Use -h with scripts to see the available options.
For example:
$ ./jfr-flame-graph -h
Usage: JFRToFlameGraphWriter [options]
Options:
-d, --decompress
Decompress the JFR file
Default: false
-et, --end-timestamp
End timestamp in seconds for filtering
Default: 9223372036854775807
-e, --event
Type of event used to generate the flamegraph
Default: cpu
Possible Values: [cpu, allocation-tlab, allocation-outside-tlab, exceptions, monitor-blocked, io]
-h, --help
Display Help
-ha, --hide-arguments
Hide arguments in methods
Default: false
-i, --ignore-line-numbers
Ignore Line Numbers in Stack Frame
Default: false
* -f, --jfrdump
Java Flight Recorder Dump
-l, --live
Export stack trace sample timestamp (in json output type)
Default: false
-o, --output
Output file
-ot, --output-type
Output type
Default: folded
Possible Values: [folded, json]
-j, --print-jfr-details
Print JFR details and exit
Default: false
-t, --print-timestamp
Print timestamp in JFR Details
Default: false
-rv, --show-return-value
Show return value for methods in the stack
Default: false
-st, --start-timestamp
Start timestamp in seconds for filtering
Default: -9223372036854775808
-sn, --use-simple-names
Use simple names instead of qualified names in the stack
Default: false
Copyright (C) 2015 M. Isuru Tharanga Chrishantha Perera
Licensed under the Apache License, Version 2.0