Monitoring Tools

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Monitoring Tools
E2E processes
1.  Dynatrace
2.  HP Diagnostic
3.  JMX batch monitoring
Inflation/Testing
1.Mainly Load Runner
2.Using DB scripts
System Statistics
1.  Load Runner
2.  Nmon
3.  Glance
4.  Spider
5.  AWR
DB Monitoring
1.  OEM
Java
1.  HP Jmeter
2.  Jprobe
3.  Jprofiler
C++ Memory leaks/corruptions
1.  Valgrind
2.  Totalview




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