Launching AMDProfilerService - Launching AMDProfilerService - 57368

uProf User Guide
Document ID
57368
Release Date
2025-06-09
Revision
5.1 English
Specify the binding IP address to launch AMDProfilerService as an application server:
AMDProfilerService --ip 127.0.0.1

This IP address should be one of the IP addresses of the target/remote machine on which AMDProfilerService is launched.

If target/remote machine has multiple IP addresses, the ping command can be used on the host/local machine to determine which IP address (of the remote machine) is reachable from the local machine. The reachable IP address can be passed to --ip option.

AMDProfilerService also has an interactive mode, to select the IP address. To launch the application server in interactive mode use.
AMDProfilerService

Then select the correct IP address.

(Optional) You can specify the following options:
Table 1. AMDProfilerService Options
Option Description
--ip <ip_address> Specify the IP address.
Note: This is a required option.
--port<port_number> Specify the port number.
--ipv6 Flag to enable IPv6 Networking.
--logpath<path> Specify the log file path.
--bypass-auth

Skip the authorization.

Note: This option must be used with caution as it will skip the authorization.
--api-version To print HTTP API version supported.
Note: Use this to check compatibility with GUI.
--version | -v Get the version information.
--add <client_id> Add the Client ID.
--clear-user <client_id> Remove a particular Client ID.
--clear-all Remove all registered clients.
--fsearch-depth<depth>

Specify the maximum depth for recursive file search operations

Note: This option is applicable only for importing a session from the GUI.

--fsearch-timeout

<timeout>

Specify the maximum duration (in seconds) for recursive file search operations.

Note: This option is applicable only for importing a session from the GUI.
--quiet To skip any user prompt.
Here is an example of a remote profiling connection establishment:
Figure 1. Remote Profiling Connection Establishment
Here is an example of an IP selection:
Figure 2. Interactive Mode