These profiles only exist on the client. You can see those in the
debug server by adding the --debug flag (you can also add the
--debug_port flag to set a different port). The client will by
default serve the debug server over http://localhost:6060/.
The client monitoring profile shows current information on the client event monitoring subsystem.
Clients receive a Client Event Table update from the server,
instructing them on a set of CLIENT_EVENT artifacts to run. The
results from these artifacts are streamed back to the server in
near-realtime.
Client event queries are stored in the client’s writeback file so
they can start immediately as soon as the client boots, even if it is
not connected to the server or offline. While offline the results are
buffered locally to a file, and then synced with the server at the
next opportunity.
The Client Flows profile shows information about currently executing collections on the endpoint. It is most interesting to collect when another flow is executing on the endpoint.
The profile shows the progress of the collection on the endpoint:
These are generally the same stats the server keeps but are from the point of view of the client.