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Timestamps in timeline output are displayed relative to the start time of the process. This is because stamp entries are marked as of the start time of the JVM. Adjust these relative timestamps by the timestamp recorded in the <hotspot_log time_ms='1519794663869'> tag.
Essentially, instead of just converting stamp to hours, use hotspot_log.time_ms / 1000 + stamp to generate a datetime.
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Timestamps in timeline output are displayed relative to the start time of the process. This is because stamp entries are marked as of the start time of the JVM. Adjust these relative timestamps by the timestamp recorded in the <hotspot_log time_ms='1519794663869'> tag.
Essentially, instead of just converting stamp to hours, use hotspot_log.time_ms / 1000 + stamp to generate a datetime.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: