analyze-remote
Finds and analyses JVM recordings that live on the remote (the recording volume on an Azure file share) rather than on this machine — the JFR recordings, heap dumps, application logs, GC logs and crash files a deployed application produced. Use whenever the user asks about what an environment recorded or wrote rather than about a file they have: production, staging, a named service, "the last hour", "since the deploy", "what the remote has", "why was prod slow this morning", "why did the pod's JVM die", "the exceptions in the service log". It locates the session, asks which interval matters, pulls in that part of the recording — or the one file that matters — and hands off to analyze-jfr or analyze-heap, or reads the log itself. For a recording file already on this machine, analyze-jfr applies directly.
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