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Processor Time Analysis Tool for Linux

A tool to detect Java threads that consume most of the processor resources on Linux.

Date Posted: June 17, 2009

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What is Processor Time Analysis Tool for Linux?

When processor resource is getting exhausted, it is crucial to find threads that consume most of processor resources. Processor Time Analysis Tool for Linux® analyzes Linux performance log and IBM Java ™ thread dumps to help you identify Java threads that consume the most processor resources.

How does it work?

The tool parses the Linux performance log and finds Java threads and processes that consume large amount of processor resources. It then creates charts of processor usage for Java processes and threads, parses IBM Java thread dumps and correlates Linux performance data and identifies processor usage, thread name, Java stack trace and native stack trace for each Java thread.

About the technology author(s)

Jinwoo Hwang

Jinwoo Hwang is a software engineer, an inventor, an author, and a technical leader within IBM WebSphere Application Server Technical Support in Research Triangle Park, North Carolina. He joined IBM in 1995 and worked with IBM Global Learning Services, IBM Consulting Services, and development prior to his current position at IBM. He is an IBM Certified Solution Developer and IBM Certified WebSphere Application Server System Administrator as well as a SUN Certified Programmer for the Java platform. He is an alphaWorks "Top downloads" champ. He's had four of his technologies atop the alphaWorks "Top 5 downloads" list. He is the architect and creator of the following technologies:

Mr. Hwang is the author of the book C Programming for Novices (Yonam Press, 1995), as well as the following webcasts and articles:

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