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JavaMelody
Monitoring of JavaEE applications
The goal of JavaMelody is to monitor Java or Java EE applications in QA and production environments. The goal of JavaMelody is to monitor Java or Java EE applications in QA and production environments. It is not a tool to simulate requests from users, it is a tool to measure and calculate statistics on real operation of an application depending on the usage of the application by users. -
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EaseAgent
An agent component for the Java system
A lightweight & opening Java Agent for Cloud-Native and APM system. EaseAgent is the underlying component that provides non-intrusive extensions to applications of the Java ecosystem. EaseAgent can collect distributed application tracing, metrics, and logs, which could be used in the APM system and improve the observability of a distributed system. for the tracing, EaseAgent follows the Google Dapper paper. -
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Pinpoint
APM, (Application Performance Management) tool
Pinpoint is an APM (Application Performance Management) tool for large-scale distributed systems written in Java / PHP. Inspired by Dapper, Pinpoint provides a solution to help analyze the overall structure of the system and how components within them are interconnected by tracing transactions across distributed applications. Services nowadays often consist of many different components, communicating amongst themselves as well as making API calls to external services. ... -
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MyPerf4J
High performance Java APM. Powered by ASM
MyPerf4J is an open source Java performance monitoring and profiling tool designed to help developers and operations teams analyze application behavior with minimal overhead. It focuses on providing lightweight yet high-precision metrics collection for method execution times, throughput, and latency, making it particularly useful in high-performance production environments. The project emphasizes low performance impact by using efficient time recording and aggregation techniques, allowing... -
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Stagemonitor
An open source solution to application performance monitoring for java
Stagemonitor is a Java monitoring agent that tightly integrates with time series databases like Elasticsearch, Graphite and InfluxDB to analyze graphed metrics and Kibana to analyze requests and call stacks. It includes preconfigured Grafana and Kibana dashboards that can be customized. -
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inspectIT
inspectIT is the leading Open Source APM
inspectIT is the leading open-source APM (application performance management) tool for monitoring and analyzing your Java(EE) software applications. Various sensors capture end-to-end information for every request from the end user, to the business tier all the way to the backends. inspectIT is based on an application-centric, business-focused approach, where each technical request is mapped to an application and to a business use case. With inspectIT you always know about the health of your software and can easily analyze any problems that arise. ... -
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Hyperic is application monitoring and performance management for virtual, physical, and cloud infrastructures. Auto-discover resources of 75+ technologies, including vSphere, and collect availability, performance, utilization, and throughput metrics.
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HEYMon
Software, Server and Application Monitor
... - Read server metrics: Available RAM, Diskspace, processes, Windows Services - Read Windows Event logs - Monitor Security logs and web request logs - Monitor Guidewire software applications And much more! HEYMon has a Java API where you can create custom components to monitor whatever you need. The HEYMon server is supported on almost all operating systems including Linux, Windows XP/Vista/7/8, MacOSX, and UNIX. HEYMon can monitor a few systems or can scale to monitor hundreds of systems if needed. Checkout our Discussion Section for the latest news and information about HEYMon -
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OMPISpecto
OpenMPI tool for monitoring openMPI applications
Open MPI application monitoring (and steering) from a web-interface and a mobile device. -
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NSIA (Network System Integrity Analysis) is a web application monitoring system that scans web applications for potentially unwanted context such as defacements, unauthorized changes, errors, information leaks, profanity, compliance issues, etc
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Harpia is a tool for monitoring applications in a agentless way. It's able to monitor several resources: servers, DBMS, web servers, email servers, web sites and others. Moreover, is capable for sending alerts, generate reports and manage SLAs.
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Application monitoring Framework and Command Center administration console to change application settings like alert scheme, monitoring timings, etc., Uses SOAP/XML webservice to communicate between Command Center and the monitored applications.
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Simple and easy to use Java Application Performance Monitoring tools It shows latency time, cpu usage time in each node in your application. The data will be decorated with MS-Excel Pivot table feature into your view.
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