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Title:
Self-monitoring applications with the Health Center API
Stream:
Runtimes (3)
Speakers:
Matthew Colegate
Abstract:
IBM Health Center is a free tool for Java that allows real-time monitoring of Java applications to track things like CPU usage, memory usage, garbage collection patterns and class/method invocations. It has been present in every version of IBM Java since version 5. Over the last year considerable work has been put into the tool to allow access to the data it provides via a lightweight API, allowing application programmers to create their own monitoring clients, or to monitor their applications from directly within the application itself. This session will present the API framework and have several demos to showcase what can be done with the new technology.
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Bio:
Matthew Colegate:
Matthew has been working with the Runtimes tooling team for 2 years, developing monitoring solutions for Java and Node. Previously he worked on installation and serviceability of IBM Business Process Manager for z/OS and on WebSphere Enterprise Service Bus v6 and v7.
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