I keep a monitoring gadget like LambdaProbe (or PsiProbe) running on
production Tomcat instances so I can watch what is happening to
memory. It helps with tuning and sometimes diagnosis.
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Mark H. Wood, Lead System Programmer mw...@iupui.edu
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Thanks, Mark, many many moons ago you gave me this same, very helpful
advice, and I've been running LambdaProbe ever since. The problem with
LambdaProbe, is it requires Tomcat to function, and if Tomcat is down...
;-)
Now I'm looking into getting JMX monitoring set up by my sysadmins, so
they can
Hi, I thought I'd ask the community for help debugging this one. For the
past week, we've been having troubles with Tomcat dying on us. The error
message in the Tomcat logs indicates that the JVM has run out of memory
(snippets of log files and config files below). The system has 8GB of RAM,
and
Hi, George, now that you mention it, the only thing showing up in the logs
at the time of the memory error were lines about SOLR stats. I figured
that was just an indication of normal usage. On the off chance these lines
might help with diagnosis, I'm pasting a few below:
Jul 12, 2011 9:48:19 AM
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