In Java, -Xms set initial Java heap size, while -Xmx set the maximum Java heap size. 1. Some java -Xms -Xmx examples : # Start with 128MB of memory, and allow the Java process to use up to 1024MB of memory. java -Xms128m -Xmx1024m # Start with 256MB of memory, and allow the Java process […]
You have been told a lot that you can’t manage memory in Java. Well, it has changed since HotSpot release of the Java VM. There is a way to directly allocate and deallocate memory as well as write and read it… Of course we are talking about the JVM memory where the Java program runs. […]
Problem When a J2EE web application is deployed into the WebSphere Application Server 7 (WAS), the WAS started to load very slow and keep hanging for whatever actions selected, end with a “java.lang.OutOfMemoryError” error message in the WebSphere’s log file. Solution The default WebSphere’s Java Virtual Machine memory is not enough; you should adjust more […]
Often times, we need to monitor our Linux server memory usage, “watch” is a handy command to display the real-time memory usage in Linux. NAME watch – execute a program periodically, showing output fullscreen We can issue the following command to keep track the real time memory usage in Linux. watch -d free -m The […]
