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* Number of open file descriptors [[Linux_File_Descriptor_Information#Used_File_Descriptors_per_System|per system]] and [[Linux_File_Descriptor_Information#Used_File_Descriptors_per_Process|per JBoss process(es)]]. | * Number of open file descriptors [[Linux_File_Descriptor_Information#Used_File_Descriptors_per_System|per system]] and [[Linux_File_Descriptor_Information#Used_File_Descriptors_per_Process|per JBoss process(es)]]. | ||
* Total number of processes on the system. | |||
* Number of native threads used by the Java process, as reflected at OS level. The number of threads (processes) can be determined [[Linux_Process_Information#Threads|as described here]], and it should match the number of threads reported internally by the JVM via the [[ThreadMXBean_Platform_MBean#ThreadCount|ThreadMXBean Platform MBean]]. | * Number of native threads used by the Java process, as reflected at OS level. The number of threads (processes) can be determined [[Linux_Process_Information#Threads|as described here]], and it should match the number of threads reported internally by the JVM via the [[ThreadMXBean_Platform_MBean#ThreadCount|ThreadMXBean Platform MBean]]. |
Revision as of 17:59, 3 May 2017
Internal
Metrics
- Number of open file descriptors per system and per JBoss process(es).
- Total number of processes on the system.
- Number of native threads used by the Java process, as reflected at OS level. The number of threads (processes) can be determined as described here, and it should match the number of threads reported internally by the JVM via the ThreadMXBean Platform MBean.