DX Application Performance Management

  • 1.  Re: Documentation for Leak hunter interpretation

    Posted Apr 21, 2017 11:37 AM

    Hey I know this is an old thread. But, I am looking for something similar. 

    For example if there is a leaky object what dose the Size indicate, in this case I would make the assumption that is is bytes or MB. 

     

    For Number of Tracked Collections values such as 76.7 k doesn't mean a lot to me. In the documentation I found 

     

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    • LeakHunter:Tracked Collection Allocated Rate -- Number of new collections that are allocated per second. This metric is reported to the Enterprise Manager every 15-second interval.
    • LeakHunter:Tracked Collection Count -- Number of collections that are examined in the instrumented application since LeakHunter started running until the timeout period expires. After the timeout period expires, LeakHunter stops looking for potential leaks in newly allocated collections. But LeakHunter continues to monitor collections that were previously identified as potential leaks.

    ...

     

    But the graph is labeled "Number of Tracked Collections" does tell me if it is Allocation Rate or Count or neither. 

     

    I guess what I am really looking for is an interpretation guide.

     

    -George



  • 2.  Re: Documentation for Leak hunter interpretation

    Broadcom Employee
    Posted Apr 21, 2017 11:54 AM

    George:

    Branching to a new thread



  • 3.  Re: Documentation for Leak hunter interpretation

    Posted Apr 21, 2017 12:09 PM

    Thanks Hallett,

     

    I know there is a webcast out there "February 2013 CA APM Community Webcast - Best Practices for LeakHunter & ErrorDetector" and the slide deck that goes with it.

     

    Also to answer one of my own question above. The Collection graph is the Count. Still not sure how I would interpenetrate 76.7k.



  • 4.  Re: Documentation for Leak hunter interpretation

    Posted Apr 21, 2017 06:08 PM

    How to use LeakHunter to solve memory problems. 

    I found this KB article informative on Leak Hunter.

     

    Francis