An update on this, for my own reference as well as for people googling. I
have, following various people's advice, changed the memory profile of our
application quite dramatically and I will summarize what I changed and the
tools I used to find the problems. I shall properly blog this later, no
Subject: Re: Debugging Out of Memory errors, SeeFusion Memory / Active
requests graph
An update on this, for my own reference as well as for people googling. I
have, following various people's advice, changed the memory profile of our
application quite dramatically and I will summarize what I
Thanks for the good follow up info. I'll be interested in your learning
curve for figuring out JConsole.
~Brad
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Subject: Re: Debugging Out of Memory errors, SeeFusion Memory / Active
requests graph
From: Dominic Watson watson.domi...@googlemail.com
Date: Thu
Right, so changing Eden memory size had a slight effect on the memory useage
pattern (spikes only going up to around 80% instead of 95%), but did not
stop the crashing.
Getting to grips with JConsole has been really useful / educating. I have
been monitoring all three of our live servers
We have had trouble with our cluster of 3 live web servers of late. I have
already used SeeFusion to identify a number of problematic pieces of code
and have reduced the troubles a great deal. However, there still seems to be
an underlying problem that is causing CF to crash out with multiple
and have reduced the troubles a great deal. However, there still seems
to be
an underlying problem that is causing CF to crash out with multiple
instances of the error:
unable to create new native thread The specific sequence of files
included
or processed is: [xxx]
Thanks a lot Paul,
I'm getting to grips with JConsole now and looking into the Eden memory
settings. I'll be sure to blog about what I find (if its the same problem as
yours I'll simply link to your post, init).
Dominic
2009/11/16 Paul Vernon paul.ver...@web-architect.co.uk
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