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Memory Statistics

Configure memory statistics collection covering JVM heap, off-heap (native) memory, IO buffers, and ADM entity lifecycle tracking.

Overview

Talon can track detailed memory usage statistics including JVM heap and non-heap usage, off-heap (native) memory allocations, IO buffer lifecycle, and ADM entity pooling. Memory stats collection is disabled by default because it adds some overhead. When enabled, memory stats are included in XVM heartbeats and can also be output independently via standalone trace logging.

Enabling Memory Stats

To enable memory stats collection, set the nv.memory.stats.enable system property to true:

-Dnv.memory.stats.enable=true

Or in DDL:

<env>
  <nv.memory.stats.enable>true</nv.memory.stats.enable>
</env>

To disable memory stats, remove the property or set it to false.

Per-Entity-Type Breakdown

By default, entity stats are reported in aggregate across all entity types. To additionally get a per-entity-type breakdown, enable the type-level property:

-Dnv.memory.stats.enable=true -Dnv.memory.stats.type.enable=true

Or in DDL:

Standalone Trace Output

Memory stats can be output periodically to a trace logger independently of XVM heartbeats. This is useful for standalone applications or debugging memory issues outside of the heartbeat cycle.

Set the nv.memory.stats.interval system property to the desired output interval in seconds:

Or in DDL:

When enabled, a background thread (X-Stats-Printer [com.neeve.memory.stats]) periodically collects and traces memory stats to the nv.memory.stats logger at INFO level.

Configuration Properties Reference

Property
Default
Description

nv.memory.stats.enable

false

Enable memory stats collection. Must be true for any memory stats to be recorded

nv.memory.stats.type.enable

false

Enable per-entity-type breakdown of entity stats

nv.memory.stats.interval

0

Standalone trace output interval in seconds. 0 disables standalone trace

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