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Better options to view JMX beans other than Jconsole [closed]

JConsole has quiet a buggy view to monitor JMX published counters. What are the other alternatives ?

I am unable to find any, other than JVisualVM which in effect uses the same view

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Basit Anwer Avatar asked Aug 23 '13 09:08

Basit Anwer


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Some alternatives are (since I'm fine with JVisulaVM I haven't tried them yet):

  • JRockit Mission Control (will be added as Java Mission Control to some upcoming Oracle JDK)
  • Argus JMX Browser
  • MC4J JMX Console
  • eclipse-jmx
  • jManage
  • JMiniX
  • hawtio or something else based on Jolokia
  • JMX Console Tools
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Heri Avatar answered Sep 28 '22 20:09

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