Register | Login
Home
Add Question
Add Article
Categories
Latest Articles
Tags
Contact Us
Search:
Search questions and share your knowledge with the world here on Questionpoint.
Home
>
JBoss Interview Questions and Answers
>
How do you monitor JBoss and detect the bottleneck...
:: Categories ::
Java
Behavioral
HR
management
Sales
C#.Net
J2EE
Teaching
Struts
Marketing
Finance
Sharepoint
Accounting
JSP
General
Servlet
LINQ
Asp.net 2.0
Asp.net 1.1
Asp.net 3.5
Sql Server 2005
sql server 2008
Sql Server 2000
Microsoft CRM
Visual Studio 2008
Visual Studio 2005
Visual Studio 2003
SilverLight
Internet Information Server
J2ME
Hibernate
JBoss
J2SE
Groovy
Vb.Net
USA Immigration
Tricky
Oracle
SAP
PHP
Linux
Resume Writing
Resume Samples
Interview Tips
Other
Asp.Net 4.0
Software Sales
Call Center
BizTalk 2006
Network Support
Help Desk Support
EJB
JDBC
Spring
JSF
Ajax
Javascript
Interview Question in JBoss
Interview Question :: How do you monitor JBoss and detect the bottleneck of an application?
How do you monitor JBoss and detect the bottleneck of an application?
by
ksk
VoteNow
Answers to "How do you monitor JBoss and detect the bottleneck of an application?"
The first step is to measure the different components of your app to see where the degradation is. Is it an external resource (database, message server, etc.)? Is it internal? Where is the app spending all its time?
So the first step could be to to use JBoss JMX agents and monitor the components deployed to the application server. Once it's clear which component or library takes most of the time or most of resource you can use a more specialized tool like JProbe and examine the single method or the single objects loaded in memory.
by
ksk
Loading ...
Login Here
Sign Up Here
Username
*
Password
*
Username
*
Fullname
*
Password
*
Confirmpassword
*
Email
*
Login Here
Sign Up Here
Username
*
Password
*
Username
*
Fullname
*
Password
*
Confirmpassword
*
Email
*