JConsole and VisualVM are not built for this kind of continous monitoring. They are both built for real-time investigation of a running system.
You can however easily use existing monitoring tools (Cacti for example) to collect any values that are accessible via JMX (which includes most of the things JConsole and VisualVM display).
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Started 4 months, 1 week ago by profile_rmi
Hi ,
For some development across multiple vm's in Linux we need to monitor the jvm's for all our distributed application.
Is there any way to store this realtime data (heap size,etc) in some db for statistics and measurement for diff phases.
Any help would be really appreciated.
Thanks.
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