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Remote profiling is the situation when the profiled application and the profiler UI run on different machines, and the profiler UI communicates with the profiler agent over the network. Remote profiling is only possible if the application JVM loads the profiler agent. There are three methods to load the profiler agent within the target JVM: | Remote profiling is the situation when the profiled application and the profiler UI run on different machines, and the profiler UI communicates with the profiler agent over the network. Remote profiling is only possible if the application JVM loads the profiler agent. There are three methods to load the profiler agent within the target JVM: | ||
# The target JVM is started with a configuration that loads the profiler agent. The detailed procedure to configure a JVM for remote profiling is described here: [[YourKit_Manually_Configure_Target_JVM_for_Remote_Profiling#Overview|Manually Configure Target JVM for Remote Profiling]]. | # The target JVM is started with a configuration that loads the profiler agent. The detailed procedure to configure a JVM for remote profiling is described here: [[YourKit_Manually_Configure_Target_JVM_for_Remote_Profiling#Overview|Manually Configure Target JVM for Remote Profiling]]. | ||
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Remote Profiling
Remote profiling is the situation when the profiled application and the profiler UI run on different machines, and the profiler UI communicates with the profiler agent over the network. Remote profiling is only possible if the application JVM loads the profiler agent. There are three methods to load the profiler agent within the target JVM:
- The target JVM is started with a configuration that loads the profiler agent. The detailed procedure to configure a JVM for remote profiling is described here: Manually Configure Target JVM for Remote Profiling.