Once JFRLog stored all logs as events in JFR records, you might want to read them out again for inspection and maybe even in an easy readable format which resembles classic log files a bit more. | Michael Bien's Weblog
I just wrote JFRLog - a lightweight SLF4J logger implementation which lets you log directly into the Java Flight Recorder. Since SLF4J (Simple Logging Facade for Java) has a binding to basically every logging framework out there, it doesn't even matter how the logging is done or how many frameworks the application or the dependencies use (hopefully not many). | Michael Bien's Weblog
The Java Flight Recorder is great for monitoring the JVM but after checking out the new JFR Event Streaming in JDK 14, I was curious how well it would work in practice for basic logging needs. I always wanted to generate some page view statistics for this web blog but never liked the idea of tracking users in their browsers (or at least those few who turned off tracking protection for some reason or used a outdated browser). | Michael Bien's Weblog
Sampling profiling is very powerful technique widely used across various platforms for identifying hot code (execution bottlenecks). | Alexey Ragozin
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