Sematext Cloud features Java application
monitoring that's automatically included with all JVM-based integrations.
Out of the box you can:
Monitor Java logs, garbage collection counts, duration, and sizes
Get detailed visibility of JVM heap sizes and usage for individual memory pools; great for JVM performance tuning or setting separate alert thresholds for different pools
Monitor JVM thread counts, number of files open by the JVM
Filter any metric by host, tag, or garbage collector type
Real-Time JVM Profiling
Improve Java performance by finding bottlenecks in your and 3rd party
applications and services.
Profile any Java app on demand, whether it's a web application or server
Find methods with most CPU usage or wall-clock time
Spot calls to external services that are affecting your Java application's health
Open-source Java Monitoring Agent
The Sematext agent collects metrics from a variety of sources in an easy, fully pluggable and extensible way
Open-sourced and forkable on Github
Built-in JVM profiler finds performance bottlenecks in your own Java applications and servers as well as 3rd party JVM-based applications
Use Transaction Tracing to go beyond metrics and
uncover slow services, slow database transactions, etc. If your apps use JDBC to talk to your
DB, you can also:
Find slow database operations
View full SQL statements
See end-to-end HTTP transaction context, through multiple tiers, including full call traces
Get top 10 operations by throughput, latency, or time consumed
Filter database operations by type
Bring it all together: Metrics, Logs, Experience and Tracing
Sematext all-in-one solution provides you with all monitoring tools to observe your
whole application’s health while automatically finding bottlenecks in your infrastructure
to optimize application performance and reduce costs.
Monitor your customer’s digital experience with Sematext Experience and never lose a customer due to poor website or webapp performance again
Dive into rich dashboards in a way that provides easy troubleshooting for DevOps