Usage issue

[mjwSilence]

The thing is, I am using Jprofiler to analyze Java services on Linux servers. Due to network limitations, I can only set up a Windows server in the network environment where the Linux server is located, and then run Jprofiler on this Windows server to analyze Java services on Linux.
I think this process is quite complicated. If I use async profiler instead of Jprofiler, will there be any changes?

[apangin]

A usual (and the simplest) way to use async-profiler is to start it from the command line passing PID of the target Java process. This typically requires ssh access to the host where your Java application runs.

Async-profiler can be also controlled remotely, although this is not quite secure, unless you work in a trusted private network. The options to control async-profiler over a network include:

• HTTP API, as mentioned here;
• JMX, as discussed here.

How would you like to run async-profiler?

[apangin]

I assume the question is answered; closing