kjkoster
19-11-2008, 16:25
Dear All,
I have yet to make a real screenshot page and product description, but here are a few images to give you a feel for what Java-monitor looks like in practice.
As I've been telling everyone, Java-monitor's monitoring tool integrates into the forum. You log into the forum and there is the status of your servers, plus the discussion and insightful comments of your fellow system administrators and Java developers. You can see it here in the screenshot.
http://java-monitor.com/misc/inforum.png
If you click on a host in your overview, you are taken to a page where you see the stats of that host alone, as shown below.
http://java-monitor.com/misc/email.png
On that page, you will see some graphs of the various subsystems of Java and of your application server.
For example: heap memory.
http://java-monitor.com/misc/heapmem.png
For example: garbage collection times.
http://java-monitor.com/misc/gctimes.png
You can check it out for yourself by registering, logging in and downloading the probe, as detailed here (http://java-monitor.com/install.html).
I have yet to make a real screenshot page and product description, but here are a few images to give you a feel for what Java-monitor looks like in practice.
As I've been telling everyone, Java-monitor's monitoring tool integrates into the forum. You log into the forum and there is the status of your servers, plus the discussion and insightful comments of your fellow system administrators and Java developers. You can see it here in the screenshot.
http://java-monitor.com/misc/inforum.png
If you click on a host in your overview, you are taken to a page where you see the stats of that host alone, as shown below.
http://java-monitor.com/misc/email.png
On that page, you will see some graphs of the various subsystems of Java and of your application server.
For example: heap memory.
http://java-monitor.com/misc/heapmem.png
For example: garbage collection times.
http://java-monitor.com/misc/gctimes.png
You can check it out for yourself by registering, logging in and downloading the probe, as detailed here (http://java-monitor.com/install.html).