I am tired using hprof and some lame tools that are available in AIX for JVM profiling. None of the tools like Netbeans Profiler and visualvm works on JVM on AIX. It will be great if anyone knows a tool that is out there that will make life easier.
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You know of the IBM Monitoring and Diagnostics Tools for AIX? |
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While you're hunting for a profiler, you could try this. |
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I wrote a simple profiling class that I can use to profile any method or method call (1 page). It log its results via log4j. It is intrusive - you have to add the relevant calls to the code that you wish to profile. It's simple, effective and always present in the code. So if the customer is having a performance issue then I/they can just grep the logs for the required information. It works on any JVM. Is is not a memory hog. It does not need any administration or security privileges (e.g. access to open ports) to run. It is not a performance hog. It does not require a special IDE or tool to run. |
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