DX Application Performance Management

  • 1.  looking for memory stats

    Posted Aug 20, 2015 10:48 AM

    All,

     

    I am looking for a memory stats of where can I see in the investigator.I confused  about it w.r.to CPU metrics.

    Please assist.

     

    Thanks,

    Sandeep



  • 2.  Re: looking for memory stats
    Best Answer

    Broadcom Employee
    Posted Aug 20, 2015 01:05 PM

    Hi Sandeep,

     

    Memory stats are shown in the GC Heap and GC Monitor nodes of the Investigator.

     

    Please see CPU Metrics - Process and Aggregate Values for a discussion on CPU metrics.

     

    Ciao,

    Guenter



  • 3.  Re: looking for memory stats

    Posted Aug 21, 2015 07:13 AM

    Thanks Gross for your reponse.

    How about thread dumps and I see those under resources and shows blank graph.

    How do I understand and monitor..?

     

    Appreciate if you could let me know.

     

    Thanks,

    Sandeep



  • 4.  Re: looking for memory stats

    Broadcom Employee
    Posted Aug 21, 2015 03:07 PM

    Hi Sandeep,

     

    You have to trigger thread dumps manually. See https://wiki.ca.com/x/naj-D

     

    Ciao,

    Guenter



  • 5.  Re: looking for memory stats

    Posted Sep 07, 2015 06:50 AM

    Hi,

    I can see four memory pools under GC Monitor. Please can you guide which metrics to use to show the server memory related stats.

    1. PS Eden Space

    2. PS Old Gen

    3. PS Perm Gen

    4. PS Survivor Space

     

    Secondly, I am using the metrics under GC Heap to provide the stats of GC Heap and Percentage of Java Heap Used for Java Heap. Am I right in this ?



  • 6.  Re: looking for memory stats

    Broadcom Employee
    Posted Sep 08, 2015 08:48 PM

    Hi,

     

    all the metrics (including the four memory pools or generations) provide information about the JVM garbage collection. You can read up on them on the Internet. To be exact Perm Gen is a separate memory pool not governed by GC.

     

    We do not provide metrics about the total process or server memory from a Java agent. You can run an EPagent or the PerfMonCollector agent (on Windows) to collect that data from the operating system.

     

    Ciao,

    Guenter