Saturday, February 8, 2014

Monitor JVM in Eclipse IDE

If you have ever faced memory issues on your application. Is your application fails on load testing. As an example when your code is creating many no of objects, did you ever realized how JVM handle this.

Specially on web application development on some point you'll need to tuned up your web server (tomcat, jboss, glassfish,..etc) to maximum performance. For that you'll need to monitor the JVM memory utilization and other related information.



You can use JVM Monitor eclipse plugin and monitor jvm pretty easily. Please find below easy steps to install this plugin to your eclipse IDE.

Option 01

If you are installing this plugin via eclipse market, go to eclipse market under help menu and type 'JVM Monitor'' and click install.

Option 02

If you want to install this plugin manually, download the latest zip file and extract it in the dropins folder in your eclipse extraction root.


Note:
This plugin implemented using pure java. If you interested in learning more on this, please refer the documentation on this link.


Comment below if you have any questions or any idea, If you enjoy this Please leave a comment...

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