The jdk comes bundled with the JConsole wich is meant for java profiling
(you can monitor java processes real-time). There are a lot of similar tools
out there (for free or payed), you can google it around, see which one has
what you need.
On Thu, Jan 13, 2011 at 8:41 AM, Abhishek Kona
Hi
@Adrian, Thanks, I have been using JConsole for monitoring Java
Processes. But is there a way I can monitor the results in JMeter (like
the Perfmon Plugin).
-Abhishek Kona
On 13/01/11 3:04 PM, Adrian Speteanu wrote:
The jdk comes bundled with the JConsole wich is meant for java
Hi,
JMeter is for benchmarking other applications, so you have the listeners
that give you the statistics you need to do that. So, not sure how / what
you want to do, but have a look at this:
http://jakarta.apache.org/jmeter/usermanual/build-monitor-test-plan.html(this
is as close as it gets to
Hi
I am looking for something like
http://code.google.com/p/jmeter-plugins/wiki/PerfMon to monitor JVM
performance.
-Abhishek Kona
On 13/01/11 8:53 PM, Adrian Speteanu wrote:
Hi,
JMeter is for benchmarking other applications, so you have the listeners
that give you the statistics you
Hi,
The answer is no then, you can't use that plugin (yet) to monitor a single
process. And that is the best plugin in this regard so far.
Anyway jmeter wasn't build for this little thing, you should use OS specific
or a java specific tool for monitoring processes and use the tool on the
machine
Hi
It would be great to collect integrated results.
I believe a load test also has to monitor the client system so that
estimates can be made about the systems performance under different
levels of load.
So if the service I am testing is a JVM service, I can get a better idea
about the
While there are a ton of tools that do monitoring, it would be a nice
convenience to have response times and throughput, that jmeter currently
collects, integrated with other metrics like CPU utilization, memory, and other
metrics accessible through something like rstat. Right now it's a
HI
I am just starting off with JMeter.
I need to monitor a JVM process ( a thrift service) while I load test it
using a JUnit Test in Jmeter.
Is there a way I can monitor the JVM process in Jmeter while I perform
the test.
What I need exactly is a plugin similar to Perfmon for Jmeter.
Is
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