Based on async-profiler 2.8.3

This is not a fork of async-profiler. This is a work derived from async-profiler but tailored very specifically for Datadog needs. If you need a full-fledged Java profiler head back to async-profiler

!TODO!

In order to ease up consuming of the java-profiler library in downstream projects (eg. dd-trace-java) it is possible to quickly build a maven artifact (jar) which can replace the stable dependency to test the changes.

The local build requires docker and Java 11 to be installed.

Use ./datadog/scripts/build_locally.sh to build linux-x64 only maven artifact.

After running this script you should see something like

jaroslav.bachorik@COMP-C02FJ0PSMD6V java-profiler % ./datadog/scripts/build_locally.sh === Building Java Profiler == Version : 2.6-DD-jb_local_artifact-bc38fb7712459603349d7a36a90c9d02611a450d == Architecture: linux-amd64 == With tests : no -> Building native library -> Building maven artifact -> Build done : Artifacts available | * file:///tmp/ap-tools-2.6-DD-jb_local_artifact-bc38fb7712459603349d7a36a90c9d02611a450d.jar

The artifact version contain the encoded branch name and the HEAD commit hash - which makes it easily identifiable. The actual path of the built artifact depends on your system but you can easily copy-paste it around.

The build script support the following arguments:

• -a <architecture>
  • one of linux-x64, linux-x64-musl or linux-arm64 (defaults to linux-x64)
• -f
  • force docker image rebuild
• -t
  • force test run
• -h
  • show help

For dd-trace-java you just need to set the java.profiler.jar project property. Eg. you can run the gradle build like this - ./gradlew clean -Pjava.profiler.jar=file:///tmp/ap-tools-2.6-DD-jb_local_artifact-bc38fb7712459603349d7a36a90c9d02611a450d.jar :dd-java-agent:shadowJar- which will result in a customdd-java-agent.jar` build containing your test version of Java profiler.