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Tool for monitoring threads in Linux

 
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Is there a tool out there that will monitor the amount and state of Java threads executing on Linux (version 2.4.10-xfs).
Also what is the maximum # of threads that can be instantiated on a linux box?
 
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Also what is the maximum # of threads that can be instantiated on a linux box?



I would say : "you can run as many threads as you want until you run out of resources". I can write a single thread that exhausts all JVM's available memory or create a huge bulk of thread that don't do nothing but looping forever and invoking Thread.sleep(1000) in their run method.
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