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Good day,

May i know is it common for java developer to use profiler to measure the performance, can someone please share your experience on any profiler that used before ? which is the reliable and recommended standalone java profiler to measure Java console application and web application performance ?

Thanks in advance !
 
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Performance is a pretty broad term. There are many things you can measure or count and many ways to go about it. A profiler may or may not be able to not help you do that, depending on what it is exactly you're interested in.
Oracle ships the JDK with JVisualVM, which allows you to monitor and profile things like CPU and heap usage. I've used that and, although it's pretty basic, for me it got the job done.
 
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Thanks Jelle Klap for the guidance, will certainly look into it
 
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