how to find CPU utilization statistics (for a week) for NW java stacks?

[Former Member]

Hi,

I want to know how to find the CPU utilization/performance for any netweaver component's java server's for a period of 1week from visual admin/NWA/java heart beats/CCMS/any way?

Can any one help me plz.........

[Former Member · Accepted solution]

From NWA, the data is not available

[former_member197561 · Accepted solution]

Hi,

In NWA there is "Availability and Performance Management" -> Resource Monitoring -> AS Java Statistics.

In this UI you can check the response time, CPU , Memory, DB time, External time to backend for any indeividual request to java server.

Best regards,

Sylvia

[former_member348281]

Hi, you can try install Willy Introscope, that is free and give for each Java Instance the metrics of CPU and users logged in for example.Each java instance will need a wily agent that should be taken in account because it check features like CPU.

Hope this gives you some new ideas.

[Former Member]

Hi

I will advise you to use solution manager - workcenter for system monitoring

which is alongwith Willy interscope provide better monitoring view

Regards

Yunus

[anderson_parreiras]

Hi,

In the Visual Administrator in the path Cluster >> <SID> >> Server >> Services >> Monitoring you have many kinds of monitoring options, including CPU time. But you must configured the service to show the data you want.

Best regards,

Anderson

[Former Member]

Hi Pradeep,

Thanx for the reply,

There it is showing only memory utilization, threads statistics. But I am looking for CPU utilization.

[Former Member]

Hi,

When you select slowest components/request you get the options for gross CPU, net CPU times.

cheers !

PRADi

[Former Member]

Hi,

NWA provides this facility using Java reports. You may logon to nwa (PORTAL URL/nwa) and traverse to the following path

(System Management>Monitoring>Java system reports). Detailed reports of resource consumption is provided here.

You may filter intance, node wise. Also look at the 'settings' tab for retention period of this data.

cheers !

PRADi