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Monitor these key metrics to ensure your Jetty server performs efficiently and reliably, allowing you to detect potential issues before they affect your Java applications and overall server performance.
Track the usage and availability of Jetty’s thread pools. This includes metrics for active, idle, and blocked threads, which directly impact the server’s ability to handle incoming requests.
Monitor the number of requests queued in Jetty connectors. High queue lengths indicate a bottleneck in processing incoming connections, leading to slow response times.
Measure the creation and expiration of HTTP sessions. Monitoring session count and memory consumption help identify session leaks or misconfigurations in session handling.
Monitor the average and 95th percentile of request processing times. This gives insight into how long Jetty takes to process requests, helping to pinpoint slow endpoints or performance bottlenecks.
Track the amount of time spent in garbage collection by Jetty-related threads. High GC activity can lead to latency issues and performance degradation in the server.
Monitor the distribution of HTTP status codes (e.g., 200, 400, 500) returned by Jetty. Analyzing this can help identify application errors or spikes in server-side issues impacting user experience.
Jetty monitoring solves key issues by delivering real-time visibility into performance bottlenecks, such as slow request handling and high thread utilization. It enables proactive identification of memory leaks and session management challenges, ensuring optimal resource allocation and application responsiveness. This results in reduced downtime, improved user experiences, and enhanced overall system reliability.
Jetty is designed for scalable handling of HTTP requests, but without proper monitoring, thread pools and connections can easily bottleneck. Monitoring Jetty’s thread utilization ensures that your application runs smoothly, minimizing request timeouts and maximizing throughput during traffic spikes.
Jetty monitoring gives you the power to track request processing times and identify slow endpoints or resource-heavy operations. With real-time visibility, you can easily detect performance issues and take proactive steps to ensure optimal user experience.
Unmonitored sessions can lead to memory exhaustion and application crashes. Jetty session monitoring allows you to track session creation, expiration, and memory consumption, preventing session leaks and ensuring efficient resource management.
Monitor the load on your Jetty connectors to ensure your application scales effectively. Tracking queued requests and connector performance helps prevent overloads and allows for smooth scaling, ensuring your app can handle increased traffic without delays.
Frequent garbage collection can significantly slow down Jetty's performance. By monitoring garbage collection times for Jetty-specific threads, you can fine-tune JVM settings to reduce pauses, ensuring consistent and responsive application performance.
Jetty is a lightweight, open-source HTTP server and servlet engine that is designed to provide high-performance and scalable web applications. It is widely used for deploying Java applications and supports various protocols, making it an ideal choice for developers seeking an efficient and flexible server solution.
The Atatus Java agent provides comprehensive monitoring for Jetty servers, offering real-time insights into JVM performance, transaction flows, and server health. It captures critical metrics such as thread pool utilization, session management, and garbage collection activity, enabling you to optimize resource allocation and improve the efficiency of your Jetty-based Java applications.
Key metrics to monitor for Jetty server performance include thread pool utilization, request processing time, queued requests, session management, and garbage collection activity. By monitoring these metrics with the Atatus Java agent, you can ensure your Jetty HTTP server and servlet engine are running efficiently and reliably.
Yes, the Atatus Java agent can monitor transactions on Jetty servers. It provides detailed visibility into transaction performance, including latency, throughput, and error rates, helping you to quickly identify and resolve any transaction-related issues that may impact your Java applications.
Jetty monitoring allows you to track the performance of the servlet engine by measuring request handling efficiency, session creation and expiration, and thread usage. The Atatus Java agent helps you fine-tune the servlet engine, ensuring that it operates smoothly and efficiently under various load conditions.
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