I have apache-tomcat as my web server.
I want to check what heap size is allocated for jvm by linux.
Also from where, I can modify it.
I have apache-tomcat as my web server. I want to check what heap size
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I have apache-tomcat as my web server.
I want to check what heap size is allocated for jvm by linux.
Also from where, I can modify it.
You can easily check the heap size memory allocation using JConsole, if you have a path to your jre/jdk set up correctly on the system you should be able to start it with command
jconsolefrom anywhere.For managing your heap memory allocation you can have a look here: http://javahowto.blogspot.com/2006/06/6-common-errors-in-setting-java-heap.html