Réf. : RE: Réf. : Tracking cpu usage on application instances with JOnAS

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Hello,

You have to identify the thread id with high cpu usage. (use for example
Process Explorer,
http://technet.microsoft.com/fr-fr/sysinternals/bb896653.aspx)
then examine the corresponding stack (using Process explorer or thread
dump).

Regards,


Pascale





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Sorry for the missing informations,

JOnAS        :4.10.3
JDK          :1.5 Sun
OS           :Windows server 2003

I didn't know that java profilers could track cpu usage, in fact I used
this only for memory usage to catch a snapshot of a memory.
I will look in this direction, thanks

Anthony BOUQUET

LOGIC
47-49 rue Gutenberg
42100 SAINT-ETIENNE




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Objet : [jonas] Réf. : Tracking cpu usage on application instances with
JOnAS



Hello Anthony,

Could you specify yours:
- jonas version ?
- JVM version (and type: Sun, IBM, Jrockit) ?
- OS ?

Sincerely,



Pascale Bézard
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Bull Support Logiciel


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Hello JOnAS users,

We have a JOnAS instance running some EAR, WAR applications (about 10-15)
and we noticed that Jonas JVM wastes 50% cpu. (100% on one core on a
dual-core)
We know that's probably because of one of our application but there is no
way to track down the application which spends too much CPU.
Is there a tool (provided by JOnAS or not) which can help us to track this
?

Thanks,

Cordialement,

Anthony BOUQUET

LOGIC
47-49 rue Gutenberg
42100 SAINT-ETIENNE
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