Service Virtualization - Ask a Question, Get an Answer (Jan 24 - Jan 31)

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• Shoutout to the following members who provided tips and assisted with unanswered questions this past week. Thank you for all your help!
  • Danny Saro
  • Julian Tabalujan
  • Marcy Nunns
  • Sankar Natarajan
  • Bala Subrahmanyam Tontepu

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[Vinay]

How to identify the Java process releated to DevTest on a server deployed with DevTest 10.5 ? We are looking to fine tune the heap memory for performance tests.

[Danny Saro]

Can you elaborate a little bit?

I assume this is DevTest on Linux?

 

Are you looking for the process id of the running VSE process? Is it not visible from a 'ps -ef' command output?

 

Cheers,

Danny

 

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[Sankar Natarajan]

HI Vinay

          You can tune runtime JVM options using the .vmoptions file of all the DevTest processes. 

These files are located in LISA_HOME/bin folder. Eg: RegistryService.vmoptions

If you want more insight into the JVM at run time, you may choose to use a monitoring tool such as JVisualVM or JConsole by adding relevant JMX properties to .vmoptions file.

JMX options that you would need to add to .vmoptions file look like this. Please make sure you use a free port for JMX

-Dcom.sun.management.jmxremote.port=12999 -Dcom.sun.management.jmxremote.authenticate=false -Dcom.sun.management.jmxremote.ssl=false 

Once these options are added to corresponding .vmoptions file, make sure the service is restarted.

Once restarted, you can connect to the running JAva process from JVisualVM.

Please let me know if you have any questions.

We can have a session if needed to go over this.

regards

Sankar

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regards

Sankar Natarajan