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Kees Jan,
Kees Jan Koster wrote:
> The memory drops every 18 hours because the system had locked up with
> OOME's and I reboot it.
Sorry, that wasn't clear from the graph: it looked like a continuous JVM
heap graph with a healthy curve. Knowing that
Dear Chris,
I just wrote a small post about memory leaks
http://java-monitor.com/forum/showthread.php?t=150 In that post I
also
talk about the difference between maximum memory and committed
memory.
Note that in the memory usage graph you show, the leak is certainly
not
"easy to spot".
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Kees Jan,
Kees Jan Koster wrote:
>> JVM
>> Free memory: 38.13 MB Total memory: 111.18 MB Max memory: 1365.37 MB
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> As David pointed out, this is probably measured against the committed
> memory, not the max memory.
I believe that "committed" and "t
Dear user080701,
I am using the tomcat manager to monitor the health of the tomcat
server. I found that the session of JVM, it shown the following
information:
JVM
Free memory: 38.13 MB Total memory: 111.18 MB Max memory: 1365.37 MB
As David pointed out, this is probably measured against
Caught one of my own flaws in that one right after I sent it.
Total memory - free memory is what's actually being used. Total is
what's been reserved before. If free memory goes to zero, the jvm adds
memory to the total up to max memory. If you're worried about memory
consumption, just watch total
My limited understanding, but free memory is memory the JVM has used
before and freed up. In your case, total memory probably went up to
149.31 MB at one point, then memory was freed creating that 38.13 MB
free memory. If the sum of Free and Total add up to max, I would worry
since that implies at
Hi,
I am using the tomcat manager to monitor the health of the tomcat server. I
found that the session of JVM, it shown the following information:
JVM
Free memory: 38.13 MB Total memory: 111.18 MB Max memory: 1365.37 MB
Is my tomcat in good condition or not?
It seems that the free memory is o
