Hi,
I have Hyperic 4.0.1 monitoring 11 platforms and on 10 of them it is working great but on the other 1 the Java process is just hogging all the CPU and I don't know why.
Basically there are 2 web servers that are both being monitored. They use the same hardware and were setup by the same people using the same binaries at the same time. All config files are identical. One machine works perfectly and the other is having this problem with Java.
I have tried restarted the agent and done some testing with new versions of the agent as well as excluding unwanted plugins in the agent.properties file but there is still no change.
The only time I was able to get the CPU back down was but turning off collection of all metrics and restarting the agent. I then added the metrics back one-by-one and the CPU usage stayed at a negligible level. It remained this way for about 2 weeks but has now started to creep back up again and no change to the machine has been made that I am aware.
Does anyone have any ideas what could but causing Hyperic/Java to do this?
Thanks,
Andy
I have Hyperic 4.0.1 monitoring 11 platforms and on 10 of them it is working great but on the other 1 the Java process is just hogging all the CPU and I don't know why.
Basically there are 2 web servers that are both being monitored. They use the same hardware and were setup by the same people using the same binaries at the same time. All config files are identical. One machine works perfectly and the other is having this problem with Java.
I have tried restarted the agent and done some testing with new versions of the agent as well as excluding unwanted plugins in the agent.properties file but there is still no change.
The only time I was able to get the CPU back down was but turning off collection of all metrics and restarting the agent. I then added the metrics back one-by-one and the CPU usage stayed at a negligible level. It remained this way for about 2 weeks but has now started to creep back up again and no change to the machine has been made that I am aware.
Does anyone have any ideas what could but causing Hyperic/Java to do this?
Thanks,
Andy