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/usr/bin/jfr

Use the GraalVM 23 JVM as the default JVM with the JDK installed

From graalvm-23-ce-default-jdk 23.0.2-r8 (enterprise-packages), captured 2026-11-08 by running jfr --help (exit 0) · terse output. permalink

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Tool for working with Flight Recorder files

 jfr print [--xml|--json]
           [--categories <filter>]
           [--events <filter>]
           [--stack-depth <depth>]
           <file>
     Print contents of a recording file. See 'jfr help print' for details.

 jfr view [--verbose]
          [--width <integer>]
          [--truncate <mode>]
          [--cell-height <integer>]
          <view>
          <file>
     Display events in a tabular format. See 'jfr help view' for details.

 jfr configure [--interactive] [--verbose]
               [--input <files>] [--output <file>]
               [option=value]* [event-setting=value]*
     Creates a custom .jfc-file for event configuration

 jfr metadata [--categories <filter>]
              [--events <filter>]
              [<file>]
     Display event metadata, such as labels, descriptions and field layout. See 'jfr help metadata' for details.

 jfr scrub [--include-events <filter>]
           [--exclude-events <filter>]
           [--include-categories <filter>]
           [--exclude-categories <filter>]
           [--include-threads <filter>]
           [--exclude-threads <filter>]
           <input-file>
           [<output-file>]
     Scrub contents of a recording file. See 'jfr help scrub' for details.

 jfr summary <file>
     Display general information about a recording file (.jfr)

 jfr assemble <repository> <file>
     Assemble leftover chunks from a disk repository into a recording file

 jfr disassemble [--output <directory>]
                 [--max-chunks <chunks>]
                 [--max-size <size>]
                 <file>
     Disassemble a recording file into smaller files/chunks

 jfr version (alias --version)
     Display version of the jfr tool

 jfr help [<command>] (aliases --help, -h, -?)
     Display all available commands, or help about a specific command

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