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Is there a difference in capability when running the performance tooling on Linux and Windows?

April 26, 2017capability difference linux PERFORMANCE running tooling Windows

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Is there a difference in capability when running the performance tooling on Linux and Windows?

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The Windows support is intended primarily to operate as a user interface, although Java applications can be monitored using the supplied JVMTI agent. When running under Windows, there is no equivalent of the Linux Kernel Module, thus some of the low level events, such as thread switch, and related views are not available.