Red Hat build of Cryostat
JDK Flight Recorder (JFR) for Java workloads on Red Hat OpenShift.
Setting up Cryostat
Configure your Java applications
Learn how to configure your Java applications so that cryostat can detect and connect to them.
Performance monitoring with Cryostat
View application performance
Learn how to configure Cryostat dashboards to view your JVM details.
Featured resources
Cryostat agent
Get a brief overview of what a Java Instrumentation Agent is, what specifically the Cryostat Agent does, reasons you should consider instrumenting your containerized applications with the Cryostat Agent, and how to include the Cryostat Agent into a Quarkus application.
Multi-namespace
Deploy a single Cryostat instance for monitoring and profiling Java application instances across all of your OpenShift projects.
Topology view
Topology view provides a visual presentation of all discovered JVMs and their associated resources. You can also perform actions on one or multiple targets.
Dashboard
The Cryostat Dashboard provides a high-level overview of the target JVMs connected to Cryostat. It helps users identify and resolve performance issues, review system efficiency, and determine how to optimize application performance.
Quick starts and guided tour
The quick start guides provide step-by-step instructions on performing tasks, such as starting a recording, using the Cryostat dashboard, or getting started with automated rules. An interactive guided tour is also available to help you navigate the Cryostat user interface (UI) and learn how to perform specific tasks.
Match expression visualizer
With the ability to visualize all discovered JVMs and their resources through the Topology View, a new search feature called the Match Expression Visualizer enables users to select targets based on a JavaScript-like expression.
