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Getting CPU utilization of Java processes
Hi,

I have a java application running as a service in my unix Box. I want to test the CPU utilization and the Memory utilization of the app. I used top command and also the ps commands

This command is showing each thread in my app as a separate thread. So I have a lot of j9 entries.

Now my question is, if I get the utilization data of the parent process, will that give me the cummulative CPU and memory usage of my app ???

Are there any other tools which can be used to monitor java processes ??
 

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