I'm no expert, but I would think that some profilers might be able to
tell you.. However, I would think that most experts would suggest that
each webapp be tested individually to make sure that each is good.
However, I'd bet that this isn't very feasible for you, so I couldn't
tell you what to do.
Sunitha Kumar wrote:
Daniel:
thanks, if there are many webapps deployed, is there a way to
determine which webapp is causing the spike?
thanks,
-sunitha
Daniel Gibby wrote:
I just fixed an infinite loop condition in my webapp that definitely
caused CPU spikes and eventually tomcat crashes.
Make sure there isn't a problem with your code.
Sunitha Kumar wrote:
Any body seen this?
thanks,
-sunitha
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