Open bonelli opened 1 year ago
Do you manage to use the generated .jfr to produce a flamegraph?
yes, but I'm using https://github.com/krzysztofslusarski/jvm-profiling-toolkit viewer.
Do you have that error on all JFR files, or just the newest one?
I have the same error on all JFR files, even the gzipped ones. But what I was trying to achieve is to have in my Spring Boot web application a path to show the current profiler's output, it looks very very similar to what you have in the https://github.com/krzysztofslusarski/jvm-profiling-toolkit so I will give that a try.
Tentatively: Having the same issue, but will try and add more information the next couple of days.
When I use the continuous async profiler the .jfr files are created correctly, but if I try to convert it to a flamegraph with this code:
even if the lastJfr path is correct
/home/foo/awsome-project/logs/continuous/wall-2023-01-16_21:59:09.jfr
it always ends in error with this stack trace:I don't understand the problem, I'm using the same AsyncProfilerLoader that has been used to generate the JFR in the first place. Do you manage to use the generated .jfr to produce a flamegraph?