Performance Issues

APM Product Features

APM Architecture Diagram / APM Workflow Illustration

JMX Monitoring Service: Collects JVM metrics by enabling the built-in JMX functionality in the JDK.

The JMX monitoring service includes six key areas: thread data, metaspace usage, class loading statistics, memory utilization, CPU metrics, and Tomcat monitoring.

Monitors and manages Tomcat application servers.

Network device information and network usage monitoring.

CPU Usage Monitoring.

Redis Monitoring Service: Directly monitors Redis instances using connection credentials.
Visual charts display Redis memory consumption and connected client count; slow logs are presented in tabular format for detailed review.

Thread Statistical Analysis: Displays all threads within the current process, including thread group, thread state, and associated lock objects.

Command-line analysis supports specific commands (e.g., thread) to analyze thread behavior—identifying high-CPU-consuming threads or detecting potential deadlocks based on thread states.

Use APM to Analyze Performance Bottlenecks

System Deployment Architecture Diagram – End-to-End Load Test Analysis

Configure APM Monitoring Parameters (Red-marked Fields Require Modification)

Analyze Trends in Monitoring Data to Identify Performance Bottlenecks

Analyze APM Performance Counters

Identify the Root Cause of the Bottleneck