JVM Monitor to Track Java Application Performance
JVM monitor detects Java application performance bottlenecks and can help optimize performance metrics
Track KPIs for multi-vendor JVM servers in one place
SolarWinds® Server & Application Manager, JVM monitor, is built to help you centrally manage multiple
Java application servers, such as WebLogic, IBM Websphere, JBoss, Oracle, and more using protocols like JMX and
SNMP. SolarWinds SAM provides JVM monitoring tools that can help you effectively monitor key performance indicators like
memory heap size, the number of database classes loaded, pool size, threads count, and application uptime in real time
so you can identify potential issues before they happen. With this added proactiveness, SAM is designed to help you
maximize the uptime of your servers and
maintain business continuity.
Discover database and infrastructure issues faster
Monitor JVM with SolarWinds Server & Application Monitor to identify the database and physical infrastructure issues
that could be hampering the performance of your Java
applications. SAM lets you easily track performance metrics for ODBC databases such as Oracle, MongoDB, MySQL,
SQL server, and more to support faster troubleshooting. Along with JVM monitoring, Server & Application Monitor also
helps you monitor server
hardware performance and operating system health to help ensure better overall application performance.
Troubleshoot web service and API issues in real time
Java applications can use web services or APIs like JSON as protocols for exchanging information, and these
communications can sometimes directly affect application performance. With SolarWinds Server & Application Monitor,
you can easily inspect and manage the availability as well as latency of web services and APIs at all times. SolarWinds
SAM is designed to monitor the health of your web services and web APIs, so you can avoid any adverse impact on
application performance and user experience. SAM also supports monitoring custom
applications to provide fuller visibility into the health of all your applications.
Monitor vital statistics from JVM with a JMX monitoring tool
When Managed Beans (MBeans)—objects that can represent devices, applications, system objects, and service-oriented networks—are registered to an MBean Server, you can manage and monitor them with Java Management Extensions (JMX). You can also use JMX technology to monitor your Java virtual machines (JVMs), thanks to their built-in instrumentation. Given the complexity of the relationship between JVMs, JMX, and MBeans, it’s essential to monitor metrics for all three to optimize JVM performance.
SAM is equipped with a predefined JMX Monitor that can poll available MBeans on JVMs results and Java application servers. With SAM, you can monitor:
JVM memory consumption
CPU usage
Garbage collection
Memory pool size and usage
Memory heap size and usage
Loaded and unloaded classes
Thread count and thread dumps
MBean
Transaction response time
And more
By monitoring these metrics, you can gain a deeper understanding of your JVMs, allowing you to troubleshoot problems, track memory leaks, avoid outages, and optimize JVM performance more effectively.
View JVM performance in a broader context with the Orion Platform
Comprehensive and scalable, the SolarWinds®
Orion® Platform is an integrated solution built to provide a centralized view of SolarWinds network products and IT operations products for monitoring your IT environment’s infrastructure, applications, network, servers, storage resources, logs, databases, and more.
With SAM insights remote clients can monitor, compare different elements’ performance in real time on the Orion Platform and manage applications in Java Virtual Machine (JVM) environments via Managed Beans (MBeans). Equipped with easy-to-understand charts and the ability to configure automatic alerts based on specific metric thresholds, SAM enables them to thoroughly understand their JVM performance and quickly act when issues arise.
Get More on Java VM Monitoring
Do you find yourself asking…
Though it’s possible to run Java applications on physical hardware, many organizations opt to run Java applications on Java virtual machines (or JVMs). In addition to running programs written in Java, JVMs can interpret bytecode, enabling computers to execute commands from programs originally written in other languages, so long as they’re compiled to Java bytecode.
Running Java applications on JVMs installed in a cloud or hybrid environment enables organizations to increase their computing power without investing in more hardware, which can quickly become costly. Using Java virtual machines also eliminates the need to rewrite code developed on one Java system for use on other Java-enabled systems, saving you valuable time.
As with most software, monitoring and managing Java virtual machines are essential. Using Java Management Extensions (JMX) to manage resources at runtime requires creating Managed Beans (or MBeans) and registering them to an MBean server.
Though it’s possible to run Java applications on physical hardware, many organizations opt to run Java applications on Java virtual machines (or JVMs). In addition to running programs written in Java, JVMs can interpret bytecode, enabling computers to execute commands from programs originally written in other languages, so long as they’re compiled to Java bytecode.
Running Java applications on JVMs installed in a cloud or hybrid environment enables organizations to increase their computing power without investing in more hardware, which can quickly become costly. Using Java virtual machines also eliminates the need to rewrite code developed on one Java system for use on other Java-enabled systems, saving you valuable time.
As with most software, monitoring and managing Java virtual machines are essential. Using Java Management Extensions (JMX) to manage resources at runtime requires creating Managed Beans (or MBeans) and registering them to an MBean server.
Easily monitor application performance with an effective JVM monitor
Server & Application Monitor
- Automatically discover applications and monitor servers
- Quickly monitor the performance and availability of Microsoft Azure and Amazon AWS services
- Engage in best practices with the help of built-in templates
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