The Profiler plug-in captures profiling information about operations performed inside the JVM while the directory server is running. ds-cfg-profiler-plugin ds-cfg-plugin org.opends.server.plugins.profiler.ProfilerPlugin startup false Specifies the sample interval in milliseconds to be used when capturing profiling information in the server. When capturing data, the profiler thread sleeps for this length of time between calls to obtain traces for all threads running in the JVM. Changes to this configuration attribute take effect the next time the profiler is started. ds-cfg-profile-sample-interval Specifies the path to the directory where profile information is to be written. This path may be either an absolute path or a path that is relative to the root of the directory server instance. The directory must exist and the directory server must have permission to create new files in it. .* DIR The path to any directory that exists on the filesystem and that can be read and written by the server user. ds-cfg-profile-directory Indicates whether the profiler plug-in is to start collecting data automatically when the directory server is started. This property is read only when the server is started, and any changes take effect on the next restart. This property is typically set to "false" unless startup profiling is required, because otherwise the volume of data that can be collected can cause the server to run out of memory if it is not turned off in a timely manner. ds-cfg-enable-profiling-on-startup Specifies the action that should be taken by the profiler. A value of "start" causes the profiler thread to start collecting data if it is not already active. A value of "stop" causes the profiler thread to stop collecting data and write it to disk, and a value of "cancel" causes the profiler thread to stop collecting data and discard anything that has been captured. These operations occur immediately. none Do not take any action. Start collecting profile data. Stop collecting profile data and write what has been captured to a file in the profile directory. Stop collecting profile data and discard what has been captured. ds-cfg-profile-action