kjkoster
24-11-2008, 10:55
Dear All,
I have just released a new version of ... well, everything. The XSS vulnerability in vbulletin is patched and FreeBSD, Java and MySQL have been upgraded to their latest and gratest.
In Java-monitor, you will see a new look of the graphs, which I hope is a little more clear to read.
The graphs are now always two days wide, even if we collected only a few minutes of data. I'm not sure that you are all going to like that, so I'd like to get your feedback on that.
There is an updated probe and a new thread state graph. This new graph should give you a little more insight in what your threads are doing. Now you can not only see how many threads there are, but also in what state they are. You can now see if your threads that are blocked, or sleeping or runnable.
Here is what a thread state graph might look like:
http://java-monitor.com/postedimages/5955ded5-9555-4d3e-93d3-af17f3f2962a.png
Kees Jan
PS. Note that if you want to take advantage of the new thread state graph, you have to download and install your probe again.
PPS. Yes, I am working to make the probe more stable, so that you don't have to download a new probe every two weeks. You can still use the current one, it will work. It just won't send the thread state information.
I have just released a new version of ... well, everything. The XSS vulnerability in vbulletin is patched and FreeBSD, Java and MySQL have been upgraded to their latest and gratest.
In Java-monitor, you will see a new look of the graphs, which I hope is a little more clear to read.
The graphs are now always two days wide, even if we collected only a few minutes of data. I'm not sure that you are all going to like that, so I'd like to get your feedback on that.
There is an updated probe and a new thread state graph. This new graph should give you a little more insight in what your threads are doing. Now you can not only see how many threads there are, but also in what state they are. You can now see if your threads that are blocked, or sleeping or runnable.
Here is what a thread state graph might look like:
http://java-monitor.com/postedimages/5955ded5-9555-4d3e-93d3-af17f3f2962a.png
Kees Jan
PS. Note that if you want to take advantage of the new thread state graph, you have to download and install your probe again.
PPS. Yes, I am working to make the probe more stable, so that you don't have to download a new probe every two weeks. You can still use the current one, it will work. It just won't send the thread state information.