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Status Under review
Workspace Instana
Categories Agent
Created by Guest
Created on Feb 11, 2025

RELATED IDEAS

Expand the Tomcat/WebSphere agent extension to include JVM metrics

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The base Tomcat and WebSphere extension does not capture the hosting JVM CPU, memory life cycle, Heap, Garbage Collection, and if the Java Instrumentation is initialized, the agent will use the Java extension to gather the JVM metrics. However, the metrics for the JVM is disjointed from the Tomcat/WebSphere instance which it supports.

Some guess work has to be done to match the Tomcat network port to the JVM network port which are not the same.

In the case of application performance within Tomcat, the hosting JVM performance, are directly related. Much like metrics from the OS layer, which all processes on the hosting server are directly correlated, the JVM metrics are disjointed and are a virtual container which prevents the correlation between the OS.cpu/memory/network performance to that of the internal JVM processes.


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