Added to my other post: -
we also have this tool: -
The IBM Monitoring and Diagnostic Tools for Java - Health Center is a free low-overhead diagnostic tool and API for monitoring an application running on an IBM Java Virtual Machine.
The IBM Monitoring and Diagnostic Tools for Java - Health Center (Health Center) enables you to assess the current status of a running Java application. Health Center continuous monitoring provides information to identify and help resolve problems with your application:
The IBM Monitoring and Diagnostic Tools for Java - Health Center (Health Center) enables you to assess the current status of a running Java application. Health Center continuous monitoring provides information to identify and help resolve problems with your application:
• Identify if native or heap memory is leaking
• Discover which methods are taking most time to run
• Pin down I/O bottlenecks
• Visualize and tune garbage collection
• View any lock contentions
• Analyse unusual WebSphere® Real Time events
• Monitor your applications Thread activity
• Detect deadlock conditions in your application
• Gather class histogram data
Use Health Center to help you: • Optimize application performance
• Improve application stability and uptime
• Reduce system resource usage
• Reduce the time to resolve problems
• Drive down development and maintenance costs
• Trigger System dumps for analysis in IBM Monitoring and Diagnostics Tools for Java Memory Analyser
• Turn on verbosegc collection for analysis in IBM Monitoring and Diagnostics Tools for Java Garbage Collection and Memory Visualizer
Now I've only briefly played with this, during a day-long session with the excellent Java Technology Centre team from IBM Hursley Park.
However, I've already used the Health Center client ( the GUI part of it ) running natively on my Mac (!) against WebSphere Application Server Network Deployment running on Red Hat Enterprise Linux.
I'll write a post about this in due course, but Health Center is definitely going to be in my kit-bag going forward ......
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