Tyler DeWitt wrote:
I was curious if anybody knew of some software that tracked the memory
and cpu usage of each servlet that was running on a Tomcat instance. I am
looking to be able to say "Servlet A is using 2%CPU and 10 mb of heap and
Servlet B is using 2% CPU and 200 mb of heap." I nee
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> On Behalf Of Tyler DeWitt
> Subject: Individual servlet statistics
>
> I was curious if anybody knew of some software that
> tracked the memory and cpu usage of each servlet that
> was running on a Tomcat instance.
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Thanks Peter!
That information is really useful. Just FYI, I'm working on extending
the GlassBox Inspector (which does just what you say and monitors individual
requests). I'm using the new Instrumentation package in Java 6 to find
object sizes, just the integration of all these aspects is a
> From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> I was curious if anybody knew of some software that
> tracked the memory
> and cpu usage of each servlet that was running on a Tomcat
> instance.
Unfortunately, as all the servlets run on a common JVM and using a common heap,
there is no w
Hello all,
I was curious if anybody knew of some software that tracked the memory
and cpu usage of each servlet that was running on a Tomcat instance. I am
looking to be able to say "Servlet A is using 2%CPU and 10 mb of heap and
Servlet B is using 2% CPU and 200 mb of heap." I need to be abl
