jHiccup is a non-intrusive instrumentation tool that logs and records
platform "hiccups" - including the JVM stalls that often happen when
Java applications are executed and/or any OS or hardware platform noise
that may cause the running application to not be continuously runnable.
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Interval_Max extending past runtime of jHiccup Jar file #49
I've been using jHiccup on close to a 5 min interval to listen for pausing on a bare-metal linux machine.
java -jar jHiccup.jar -t 295000
Normally the pausing stays within a pretty small timeframe, but on one of the files we had a pause of 5841155.523. Accounting for it being in milliseconds this is still 5,841.15 seconds which is way over my 5 min interval the profiler runs for.
I was wondering if we might know what occurred to cause this?
Attached is the .hlog file in question along with an example of a normal run for my process.
suspect_file.csvnormal_run.csv
Hello all,
I've been using jHiccup on close to a 5 min interval to listen for pausing on a bare-metal linux machine.
java -jar jHiccup.jar -t 295000Normally the pausing stays within a pretty small timeframe, but on one of the files we had a pause of 5841155.523. Accounting for it being in milliseconds this is still 5,841.15 seconds which is way over my 5 min interval the profiler runs for.
I was wondering if we might know what occurred to cause this?
Attached is the .hlog file in question along with an example of a normal run for my process. suspect_file.csv normal_run.csv