Description: JVM performance monitoring is a critical process that involves tracking and analyzing various metrics related to the operation of the Java Virtual Machine (JVM). This monitoring allows developers and system administrators to identify bottlenecks, memory issues, and other aspects that can affect the performance of Java applications. Metrics commonly tracked include CPU usage, memory utilization, application response times, and garbage collection frequency. Effective JVM monitoring is essential to ensure that applications run efficiently and to optimize their performance in production environments. Additionally, it provides valuable insights that can be used to make adjustments to JVM configuration and improve end-user experience. Tools like JVisualVM, JConsole, and third-party solutions like New Relic and AppDynamics are commonly used to carry out this monitoring, offering graphical interfaces and detailed reports that facilitate the interpretation of collected data.
