JFR logs are easily obtained by simply going into the command line. But what if you don't have access to the command line or terminal directly on the system where the JVM is running?

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Learn how to remotely record a JFR log from a container without using the command line. Set up JMX on your JVM for remote connections and use Azul Mission Control to connect and start recording.

Remotely Recording a JFR Log from a Container (Without Using the Command Line)