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The meter binder provides methods to access measurements of low pool memory and heavy GC overhead as described in TeamCity's Memory Monitor.
It determines the percent of time spent in GC by computing a moving sum of the times of individual GC events (excluding concurrent phase GC events) divided by the moving interval. Sums are retained in a ring buffer whose elements expire at this predetermined interval.
To determine the accuracy of this method of determining GC overhead, the results emitted from the monitor were compared against JProfiler's notion of percent time spent in GC, and they were converged on roughly the same value, as seen below:
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I've polished in 5f4b201 renaming the one metric to jvm.memory.usage.after.gc to more closely align with the existing JVM memory metric names. Also that it is heap memory is already expressed via the tag on it.
The meter binder provides methods to access measurements of low pool memory and heavy GC overhead as described in TeamCity's Memory Monitor.
It determines the percent of time spent in GC by computing a moving sum of the times of individual GC events (excluding concurrent phase GC events) divided by the moving interval. Sums are retained in a ring buffer whose elements expire at this predetermined interval.
To determine the accuracy of this method of determining GC overhead, the results emitted from the monitor were compared against JProfiler's notion of percent time spent in GC, and they were converged on roughly the same value, as seen below:
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: