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Asked: 2026-06-17T12:59:59+00:00

I have a 8Go compilation server, running a Jenkins instance, a Jenkins slave agent.

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I have a 8Go compilation server, running a Jenkins instance, a Jenkins slave agent. All jobs run the same script sh. This script launches others scripts and a big ant build. In this build, several JVM can be launched (javac with fork, junitreports, etc etc …).

I need to track a OutOfMemoryError. But I can’t monitor the spawned Java processes with a tool because they are temporary.

I’m searching for a tool tracking all current and future JVM running on the server, and displaying memory graphs. Does it exist ?

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  1. Editorial Team

    Good question. I know of several tools to monitor/inspect JVM instances, but as far as I remember most of them rely on the JVM already being up and running.

    I guess a solution would be to have a periodically running script what checks for JVM instances (use the command jps) and then starts other monitoring tools…

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