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How can I programmatically get memory, thread and CPU usuage from within my Java application?

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How can I programmatically get memory, thread and CPU usuage from within my Java application?

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MalcomTucker Avatar asked Feb 11 '10 08:02

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Use the various static methods in ManagementFactory, like getOperatingSystemMXBean(), getMemoryMXBean() and getThreadMXBean().

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skaffman Avatar answered Oct 11 '22 13:10

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