How to record Java Flight Recordings (JFRs) in Atoti Limits using JfrService and the JfrController REST endpoints for starting and stopping recordings via monitoring/jfr/start and monitoring/jfr/stop
Atoti Limits contains the JfrService, which allows you to record Java Flight Recordings (JFRs) for
troubleshooting purposes.
The JfrController provides REST endpoints for starting and stopping JFR recordings. You can use these endpoints to
record JFRs on a running application. This REST API is useful for recording JFRs that capture a manual action or a
set of actions that you want to analyze. The easiest way to send the requests is by using the Swagger UI.To start a JFR recording, send a POST request to the monitoring/jfr/start/{name} endpoint with the name of the recording:
Failing to stop a JFR recording can lead to high disk usage and memory consumption. Always stop a recording after you
have finished collecting data. By default, the JFR recording will stop after 60 minutes.
To stop the recording, send a POST request to the monitoring/jfr/stop/{name} endpoint with the name of the recording:
