Java Monitor and Application Performance Monitoring Tool for Servers

Java monitoring is critical for business productivity and function. Application problems like crashed apps, if left unresolved, can cause significant revenue loss. Java monitoring is designed to provide the insights and visibility needed to maintain and improve Java application and server performance.

Monitoring JVMs typically requires monitoring both heap memory and non-heap memory. Non-heap memory supports application transactions. Heap memory is the allocated space used to deal with garbage collection. When it runs out, JVM can generate out-of-memory errors. Without monitoring Java application performance, developers may deal with crashes, slowdowns, and be unable to tell whether different applications are using CPUs and memory effectively. 

Monitoring in Java environments is also important for tracking Java-specific features that can unintentionally cause performance problems. For example, Java Memory Management is an automatic garbage collection feature designed to reclaim memory by collecting and disposing obsolete objects to prevent memory leaks caused by unreachable objects still in memory. Although Java Memory Management frees developers from having to manually manage memory and CPU usage to prevent memory leaks, which can be time-consuming, it can also adversely impact application performance by causing memory fragmentation and impacting allocation. Java monitoring is built to enable developers to troubleshoot common performance problems stemming from JVMs, such as suboptimal CPU and memory usage.

Java application monitoring can also help prevent issues and streamline troubleshooting of performance problems in development and live production environments. Developers who have Java monitoring insights can more easily determine whether Java applications are running as expected before deploying into production and have the data they need to quickly troubleshoot Java performance problems in production environments.