Profiling a JVM in Kubernetes gets awkward fast once the target sits behind pods, TLS, and short-lived filesystems. I wrote up a Quarkus + minikube + Cryostat walkthrough that keeps JFR capture inside the cluster and uses operator-driven agent injection instead of image hacks. https://www.the-main-thread.com/p/kubernetes-jvm-profiling-cryostat #Quarkus #Kubernetes #Java #Cryostat
Introducing Red Hat build of Cryostat 4.0 | Red Hat Developer

Learn about Cryostat 4.0, an open source, container-native JFR for Java on OpenShift, offering deeper insights and a streamlined experience for devs and SREs

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New features in Cryostat 3.0 for monitoring Java applications on OpenShift | Red Hat Developer

This article highlights the key updates introduced by Cryostat 3.0.

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Java monitoring: Exploring Cryostat 2.4 features on OpenShift | Red Hat Developer

Cryostat 2.4 is a monitoring tool for Java that offers a sophisticated and user-friendly approach to performance monitoring in containerized environments. 

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How to use Cryostat agent to profile Java workloads | Red Hat Developer

Learn about Cryostat’s 2.3 new agent capabilities and how to profile Java applications.

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Profiling Java workloads with the Cryostat Agent | Red Hat Developer

Learn what capabilities Cryostat 2.3's new Agent provides and how you can take advantage in profiling Java applications.

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Getting started with Topology View in Cryostat 2.3 | Red Hat Developer

In Cryostat 2.3, Topology View provides a visual presentation of the all discovered JVMs and all their associated resources. It also allows users to perform

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Configure Cryostat RBAC mapping in Cryostat Operator 2.2.0 | Red Hat Developer

When deployed on Kubernetes or OpenShift, Cryostat uses a default permission configuration that maps Kubernetes resources to Cryostat-managed resources to

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IBM cools down world’s largest quantum-ready cryostat | IBM Research Blog

Project Goldeneye lays the groundwork for the quantum industry's ability to scale up the next generation of low-temperature refrigeration.

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