Hi Nick.
I found Grinder & Siege (both are open source) both to be good hi load-generating tools. They were effective in finding alot of load related problems in the last major project that I worked on.
-Steve
nick wrote:
Hi Steve,
Yes I agree that would be a good starting point, but the proble
Hi Steve,
Yes I agree that would be a good starting point, but the problem has
only occurs on our production servers and running everything in DEBUG
would slow our services down too much. For example initially I tried
running the cluster and javagroups classes in DEBUG but encountered
highly no
Hi Nick.
Just a suggestion for a starting point, but maybe turn on debugging in JBoss?
Set to maximum. I believe that there is a log4j.xml file kicking around where you can set this. With a little luck, you may get some extra output into the server log before the crash happens, that
can at leas
Hi,
This is a tough one.
We have a lot of legacy monitoring tools that use snmp, including MRTG
and some homegrown tools.
Our environment is 4 clustered jboss-3.0.6 nodes running on j2sdk1.4.1
on 4 Redhat 7.3 servers. We have a lot of network traffic, throughput is
up to 3Mb/sec.
When we run th
