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type Profiler ¶
type Profiler struct {
// BindHTTP, if not empty, is the HTTP address to bind to.
//
// Can also be configured with "-profile-bind-http" flag.
BindHTTP string
// Dir, if set, is the path where profiling data will be written to.
//
// Can also be configured with "-profile-output-dir" flag.
Dir string
// ProfileCPU, if true, indicates that the profiler should profile the CPU.
//
// Requires Dir to be set, since it's where the profiler output is dumped.
//
// Can also be set with "-profile-cpu".
ProfileCPU bool
// ProfileHeap, if true, indicates that the profiler should profile heap
// allocations.
//
// Requires Dir to be set, since it's where the profiler output is dumped.
//
// Can also be set with "-profile-heap".
ProfileHeap bool
// Logger, if not nil, will be used to log events and errors. If nil, no
// logging will be used.
Logger logging.Logger
// Clock is the clock instance to use. If nil, the system clock will be used.
Clock clock.Clock
// contains filtered or unexported fields
}
Profiler helps setup and manage profiling
func (*Profiler) AddFlags ¶
AddFlags adds command line flags to common Profiler fields.
func (*Profiler) DumpSnapshot ¶
DumpSnapshot dumps a profile snapshot to the configured output directory. If no output directory is configured, nothing will happen.
func (*Profiler) Start ¶
Start starts the Profiler's configured operations. On success, returns a function that can be called to shutdown the profiling server.
Calling Stop is not necessary, but will enable end-of-operation profiling to be gathered.
Source Files
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- profiler.go
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