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ankur rathi
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How to understand GC (Garbage Collection) log?
It doesn't contain tiemlines. Suppose,
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count in my application was at high at a particular time, how can I figure out the root cause for it?
Any suggestions?
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It does have timelines of event. Following is a piece from GC log:
<CON[5509]: Concurrent collection, (25151968/1207958168) (115303184/134217576), 19775 ms since last CON or AF> <GC(12299): freeing class sun.reflect.GeneratedSerializationConstructorAccessor29443(83723c30)> <GC(12299): unloaded and freed 1 class> <GC(12299): Bytes Traced =743283875 (Foreground: 183496068+ Background: 559787807) State = 2 > <GC(12299): GC cycle started Wed Feb 3 16:37:29 2010 <GC(12299): heap layout: (285895464/1207958168) (133678904/134217576) /0> <GC(12299): freed 279119216 bytes, 31% free (419574368/1342175744), in 409 ms> <GC(12299): mark: 303 ms, sweep: 106 ms, compact: 0 ms> <GC(12299): refs: soft 48 (age >= 32), weak 199, final 719, phantom 0> <CON[5509]: completed in 413 ms>
It says, GC cycle started Wed Feb 3 16:37:29 2010.
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Can anyone recommend a good, easy to understand GC log analyser tool? Thanks.
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