Originally published on 09 Jul 2018
Last updated on 09 Jul 2018
Did You Know?
Payara Server and Payara Micro Come with HealthCheck Service for Automatic Self-Monitoring to Detect Future Problems ASAP!
When enabled, the HealthCheck Service will periodically check for several metrics, such as CPU usage, Memory usage, JVM Heap usage and JVM Garbage collections. If there is a problem with any of these metrics and they exceed a configurable threshold, then a notification is logged into a log file.
Find out more about the HealthCheck Service in our documentation:
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