jHiccup

Supports three modes—Java agent, runtime attachment, and wrapper script—allowing monitoring without code changes, as highlighted in the README's deployment examples.

Uses HdrHistogram to record full latency distributions in compressed logs, enabling detailed statistical analysis of hiccups, which is core to its design for high-fidelity measurement.

Optionally runs a control idle JVM with the -c flag to concurrently measure platform noise, helping distinguish application-specific stalls from environmental factors.

Includes jHiccupLogProcessor to convert binary logs into readable percentiles and supports input from external files like GC logs, adding versatility for post-hoc analysis.