Use of OC main high swap Thread

Hi all!
First of all, I hope this is the right forum to post, because my problem is with Weblogic + Oracle Service Bus using Jrockit
(WLS 10.3.6 + OSB 11.1.1.6 + JRocikt R28.2.4 + 6.2 CentOs 64-bit)

Then I had this problem when the system often becomes very slow for awhile. Top/iotop using, I found that some threads use high IO and swap, specifically, this:

* "(OC Main Thread)" id = 3 idx = 0xc tid = 35994 prio = 5 alive, natively, demon * "

And I used regular breaks GC - around 10 sec and sometimes the 30secs

Here are additional JVM parameters for starting the server:
-Xms3072m-Xmx3072m-Xns128m - Xgc: pausetime - Xpausetarget = 250 ms - osb - Xmanagement:ssl = false, authenticate = false = Djava.rmi.server.hostname, autodiscovery = true, port = 7099, rmiserver.port = 7099 - XX: + UseCallProfiling

Suggestions and ideas would be appreciated

Hello

You can change these options.

-Xns128m - Xgc: pausetime - Xpausetarget = 250 ms

You set the new size of only 128 m 3 GB.

I suggest you keep at least 1.25 GB and see the difference.

Kind regards
Kal

Tags: Fusion Middleware

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    [gcpause] [12 Sep 08:38:41 sea 2012] [08909] [YC #84] [con] 0,008 ms (75302.693000 - 75302.693000) YC:PostGC
    [memory] [12 Sep 08:38:41 sea 2012] [08909] [YC #84] 75302.680 - 75302.693: YC 1449423 KB-> 1415901 KB (1572864 KB), 0.013 s, sum of 13,007 ms breaks, longer pause 13,007 ms.
    [gcpause] [12 Sep 08:42:11 sea 2012] [08909] [c #29] [-] 177,326 ms (75512.903000 - 75513.080000) OC
    [gcpause] [12 Sep 08:42:11 sea 2012] [08909] [c #29] [con] 0.003 ms (75512.903000 - 75512.903000) CBS: PreGC
    [gcpause] [12 Sep 08:42:11 sea 2012] [08909] [c #29] [pau] 171,487 ms (75512.903000 - 75513.075000) OC: hand
    [gcpause] [12 Sep 08:42:11 sea 2012] [08909] [c #29] [con] 5,785 ms (75513.075000 - 75513.080000) CBS: PostGC
    [memory] [12 Sep 08:42:11 sea 2012] [08909] [c #29] 75512.903-75513.080: OC 1530991 KB-> 51632 KB (1572864 KB), 0,177 s, sum of 171,487 ms breaks, longer break ms 171,487.
    [gcpause] [12 Sep 08:55:52 sea 2012] [08909] [YC #85] [-] 11,843 ms (76334.167000 - 76334.179000) YC
    [gcpause] [12 Sep 08:55:52 sea 2012] [08909] [YC #85] [con] 0.003 ms (76334.167000 - 76334.167000) YC:PreGC
    [gcpause] [12 Sep 08:55:52 sea 2012] [08909] [YC #85] [pau] 11,765 ms (76334.167000 - 76334.179000) YC:Main
    [gcpause] [12 Sep 08:55:52 sea 2012] [08909] [YC #85] [con] 0.007 ms (76334.179000 - 76334.179000) YC:PostGC
    [memory] [12 Sep 08:55:52 sea 2012] [08909] [YC #85] 76334.167 - 76334.179: YC 501002 KB-> 467555 KB (1572864 KB), 0.012 s, $ 11,765 ms breaks, longer break ms 11,765.
    [gcpause] [Wed Sep 12 09:05:31 2012] [08909] [YC #86] [-] 12,259 ms (76912.400000 - 76912.412000) YC
    [gcpause] [Wed Sep 12 09:05:31 2012] [08909] [YC #86] [con] 0.004 ms (76912.400000 - 76912.400000) YC:PreGC
    [gcpause] [Wed Sep 12 09:05:31 2012] [08909] [YC #86] [pau] 12,135 ms (76912.400000 - 76912.412000) YC:Main
    [gcpause] [Wed Sep 12 09:05:31 2012] [08909] [YC #86] [con] ms 0.009 (76912.412000 - 76912.412000) YC:PostGC
    [memory] [Wed Sep 12 09:05:31 2012] [08909] [YC #86] 76912.400 - 76912.412: YC 785557 KB-> 752109 KB (1572864 KB), 0.012 s, sum of 12,135 ms breaks, longer break ms 12,135.
    [gcpause] [Wed Sep 12 09:15:33 2012] [08909] [YC #87] [-] 11,106 ms (77515.079000 - 77515.090000) YC
    [gcpause] [Wed Sep 12 09:15:33 2012] [08909] [YC #87] [con] 0.002 ms (77515.079000 - 77515.079000) YC:PreGC
    [gcpause] [Wed Sep 12 09:15:33 2012] [08909] [YC #87] [pau] 11,028 ms (77515.079000 - 77515.090000) YC:Main
    [gcpause] [Wed Sep 12 09:15:33 2012] [08909] [YC #87] [con] ms 0.010 (77515.090000 - 77515.090000) YC:PostGC
    [memory] [Wed Sep 12 09:15:33 2012] [08909] [YC #87] 77515.079 - 77515.090: YC 1083421 KB-> 1050074 KB (1572864 KB), 0.011 s, $ 11,028 ms breaks, longer break ms 11,028.
    [gcpause] [Wed Sep 12 09:26:58 2012] [08909] [YC #88] [-] 13,829 ms (78199.800000 - 78199.814000) YC
    [gcpause] [Wed Sep 12 09:26:58 2012] [08909] [YC #88] [con] 0.002 ms (78199.800000 - 78199.800000) YC:PreGC
    [gcpause] [Wed Sep 12 09:26:58 2012] [08909] [YC #88] [pau] 13,784 ms (78199.800000 - 78199.814000) YC:Main
    [gcpause] [Wed Sep 12 09:26:58 2012] [08909] [YC #88] [con] 0,008 ms (78199.814000 - 78199.814000) YC:PostGC
    [memory] [Wed Sep 12 09:26:58 2012] [08909] [YC #88] 78199.800 - 78199.814: YC 1421626 KB-> 1388244 KB (1572864 KB), 0.014 s, $ 13,784 ms breaks, longer break ms 13,784.
    [gcpause] [12 Sep 09:31:14 sea 2012] [08909] [c #30] [-] 39,805 ms (78456.020000 - 78456.060000) OC
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    [gcpause] [Wed Sep 12 09:57:53 2012] [08909] [YC #90] [pau] 13,657 ms (80054.433000 - 80054.446000) YC:Main
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    [gcpause] [Wed Sep 12 10:20:14 2012] [08909] [c #31] [pau] 34,396 ms (81395.684000 - 81395.718000) OC: hand
    [gcpause] [Wed Sep 12 10:20:14 2012] [08909] [c #31] [con] 6,119 ms (81395.718000 - 81395.724000) CBS: PostGC
    [memory] [Wed Sep 12 10:20:14 2012] [08909] [c #31] 81395.684-81395.724: OC 1523830 KB-> 52205 KB (1572864 KB), 0,041 s, $ 34,396 ms breaks, longer break ms 34,396.
    [gcpause] [Sea 12 10:33:46 Sep 2012] [08909] [YC #93] [-] 11,632 ms (82207.384000 - 82207.395000) YC
    [gcpause] [Sea 12 10:33:46 Sep 2012] [08909] [YC #93] [con] 0.003 ms (82207.384000 - 82207.384000) YC:PreGC
    [gcpause] [Sea 12 10:33:46 Sep 2012] [08909] [YC #93] [pau] 11,576 ms (82207.384000 - 82207.395000) YC:Main
    [gcpause] [Sea 12 10:33:46 Sep 2012] [08909] [YC #93] [con] 0,008 ms (82207.395000 - 82207.395000) YC:PostGC
    [memory] [Sea 12 10:33:46 Sep 2012] [08909] [YC #93] 82207.384 - 82207.395: YC 496498 KB-> 463120 KB (1572864 KB), 0.012 s, $ 11,576 ms breaks, longer break ms 11,576.
    [gcpause] [Wed Sep 12 10:45:21 2012] [08909] [YC #94] [-] 12,147 ms (82902.881000 - 82902.893000) YC
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    [gcpause] [Wed Sep 12 10:45:21 2012] [08909] [YC #94] [pau] 12,077 ms (82902.881000 - 82902.893000) YC:Main
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    [memory] [Wed Sep 12 10:45:21 2012] [08909] [YC #94] 82902.881 - 82902.893: YC 841080 KB-> 807763 KB (1572864 KB), 0.012 s, $ 12,077 ms breaks, longer break ms 12,077.
    [gcpause] [12 Sep 10:56 sea 2012] [08909] [YC #95] [-] 11,483 ms (83541.779000 - 83541.790000) YC
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    [gcpause] [12 Sep 10:56 sea 2012] [08909] [YC #95] [pau] 11,432 ms (83541.779000 - 83541.790000) YC:Main
    [gcpause] [12 Sep 10:56 sea 2012] [08909] [YC #95] [con] 0.013 ms (83541.790000 - 83541.790000) YC:PostGC
    [memory] [12 Sep 10:56 sea 2012] [08909] [YC #95] 83541.779 - 83541.790: YC 1157692 KB-> 1124250 KB (1572864 KB), 0.011 s, $ 11,432 ms breaks, longer break ms 11,432.
    [gcpause] [Sea 12 Sep 11:06:05 2012] [08909] [YC #96] [-] 11,411 ms (84146.288000 - 84146.300000) YC
    [gcpause] [Sea 12 Sep 11:06:05 2012] [08909] [YC #96] [con] 0.003 ms (84146.288000 - 84146.288000) YC:PreGC
    [gcpause] [Sea 12 Sep 11:06:05 2012] [08909] [YC #96] [pau] 11,362 ms (84146.288000 - 84146.300000) YC:Main
    [gcpause] [Sea 12 Sep 11:06:05 2012] [08909] [YC #96] [con] 0.012 ms (84146.300000 - 84146.300000) YC:PostGC
    [memory] [Sea 12 Sep 11:06:05 2012] [08909] [YC #96] 84146.288 - 84146.300: YC 1457174 KB-> 1423701 KB (1572864 KB), 0.011 s, $ 11,362 ms breaks, longer break ms 11,362.
    [gcpause] [Sea 12 11:09:13 Sep 2012] [08909] [c #32] [-] 42,263 ms (84334.454000 - 84334.496000) OC
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    [gcpause] [Sea 12 11:09:13 Sep 2012] [08909] [c #32] [pau] 36,139 ms (84334.454000 - 84334.490000) OC: hand
    [gcpause] [Sea 12 11:09:13 Sep 2012] [08909] [c #32] [con] 6,027 ms (84334.490000 - 84334.496000) CBS: PostGC
    [memory] [Sea 12 11:09:13 Sep 2012] [08909] [c #32] 84334.454-84334.496: OC 1525770 KB-> 52484 KB (1572864 KB), 0.042 s, $ 36,139 ms breaks, longer break ms 36,139.
    [gcpause] [12 Sep 11:23:42 sea 2012] [08909] [YC #97] [-] 12,434 ms (85203.338000 - 85203.350000) YC
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    [memory] [12 Sep 11:23:42 sea 2012] [08909] [YC #97] 85203.338 - 85203.350: YC 526847 KB-> 493405 KB (1572864 KB), 0.012 s, $ 12,386 ms breaks, longer break ms 12,386.
    [gcpause] [My Sep 12 11:34:03 2012] [08909] [YC #98] [-] 14,469 ms (85824.782000 - 85824.797000) YC
    [gcpause] [My Sep 12 11:34:03 2012] [08909] [YC #98] [con] 0.003 ms (85824.782000 - 85824.782000) YC:PreGC
    [gcpause] [My Sep 12 11:34:03 2012] [08909] [YC #98] [pau] 14,408 ms (85824.782000 - 85824.797000) YC:Main
    [gcpause] [My Sep 12 11:34:03 2012] [08909] [YC #98] [con] 0,008 ms (85824.797000 - 85824.797000) YC:PostGC
    [memory] [My Sep 12 11:34:03 2012] [08909] [YC #98] 85824.782 - 85824.797: YC 835331 KB-> 802014 KB (1572864 KB), 0.014 s, sum of 14,408 ms breaks, longer break ms 14,408.
    [gcpause] [My Sep 12 11:45:21 2012] [08909] [YC #99] [-] 11,997 ms (86502.894000 - 86502.906000) YC
    [gcpause] [My Sep 12 11:45:21 2012] [08909] [YC #99] [con] 0.003 ms (86502.894000 - 86502.894000) YC:PreGC
    [gcpause] [My Sep 12 11:45:21 2012] [08909] [YC #99] [pau] 11,929 ms (86502.894000 - 86502.906000) YC:Main
    [gcpause] [My Sep 12 11:45:21 2012] [08909] [YC #99] [con] ms 0.009 (86502.906000 - 86502.906000) YC:PostGC
    [memory] [My Sep 12 11:45:21 2012] [08909] [YC #99] 86502.894 - 86502.906: YC 1171460 KB-> 1138151 KB (1572864 KB), 0.012 s, $ 11,929 ms breaks, longer break ms 11,929.
    [gcpause] [My Sep 12 11:53:41 2012] [08909] [YC #100] [-] 14,991 ms (87003.065000 - 87003.080000) YC
    [gcpause] [My Sep 12 11:53:41 2012] [08909] [YC #100] [con] 0.003 ms (87003.065000 - 87003.065000) YC:PreGC
    [gcpause] [My Sep 12 11:53:41 2012] [08909] [YC #100] [pau] 14,922 ms (87003.065000 - 87003.080000) YC:Main
    [gcpause] [My Sep 12 11:53:41 2012] [08909] [YC #100] [con] ms 0.009 (87003.080000 - 87003.080000) YC:PostGC
    [memory] [My Sep 12 11:53:41 2012] [08909] [YC #100] 87003.065 - 87003.080: YC 1419012 KB-> 1385759 KB (1572864 KB), 0.015 s, $ 14,922 ms breaks, longer break ms 14,922.
    [gcpause] [12 Sep 11:58 sea 2012] [08909] [c #33] [-] 42,872 ms (87261.535000 - 87261.578000) OC
    [gcpause] [12 Sep 11:58 sea 2012] [08909] [c #33] [con] 0.003 ms (87261.535000 - 87261.535000) CBS: PreGC
    [gcpause] [12 Sep 11:58 sea 2012] [08909] [c #33] [pau] 36,559 ms (87261.535000 - 87261.571000) OC: hand
    [gcpause] [12 Sep 11:58 sea 2012] [08909] [c #33] [con] 6,264 ms (87261.571000 - 87261.578000) CBS: PostGC
    [memory] [12 Sep 11:58 sea 2012] [08909] [c #33] 87261.535-87261.578: OC 1526081 KB-> 53629 KB (1572864 KB), 0.043 s, $ 36,559 ms breaks, longer break ms 36,559.
    [gcpause] [12 Sep 12:12:06 sea 2012] [08909] [YC #101] [-] 13,131 ms (88108.258000 - 88108.271000) YC
    [gcpause] [12 Sep 12:12:06 sea 2012] [08909] [YC #101] [con] 0.004 ms (88108.258000 - 88108.258000) YC:PreGC
    [gcpause] [12 Sep 12:12:06 sea 2012] [08909] [YC #101] [pau] 13,073 ms (88108.258000 - 88108.271000) YC:Main
    [gcpause] [12 Sep 12:12:06 sea 2012] [08909] [YC #101] [con] 0.012 ms (88108.271000 - 88108.271000) YC:PostGC
    [memory] [12 Sep 12:12:06 sea 2012] [08909] [YC #101] 88108.258 - 88108.271: YC 517203 KB-> 483791 KB (1572864 KB), 0.013 s, $ 13,073 ms breaks, longer break ms 13,073.
    [gcpause] [12 Sep 12:23:17 sea 2012] [08909] [YC #102] [-] 12,570 ms (88779.156000 - 88779.169000) YC
    [gcpause] [12 Sep 12:23:17 sea 2012] [08909] [YC #102] [con] 0.002 ms (88779.156000 - 88779.156000) YC:PreGC
    [gcpause] [12 Sep 12:23:17 sea 2012] [08909] [YC #102] [pau] 12,485 ms (88779.156000 - 88779.169000) YC:Main
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