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Configure VisualVM to visualize multiple JVMs

I would like to use VisualVM to monitor a cluster of JVMs, say 50 - 100 processes.

Is there a way to configure VisualVM to monitor to a specified list of JVMs on startup without adding them manually?

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You can run jstatd on each of the machines, and then you will need just to connect to the machines - all processes will be added automatically.

David Rabinowitz  2009-11-10 14:07:48

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