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I'm having touble with jprofiler.

I hava a Java service running on a 4 cpu core server. When I run "top" command, it shows the Java process consuming 340% of cpu. And when I check Jprofiler, it shows that both "process load" and "system load" are almost 90%.

I wonder what "process load" and "system load" means.

I'm having touble with jprofiler.

I hava a Java service running on a 4 cpu core server. When I run "top" command, it shows the Java process consuming 340% of cpu. And when I check Jprofiler, it shows that both "process load" and "system load" are almost 90%.

I wonder what "process load" and "system load" means.

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Process load is the CPU load created by the profiled process, and system load is the total CPU load on the system.

You can measure CPU load with a maximum of 100% (as here in the case of JProfiler) or multiply by the number of processors (as in the case of top). So ~90% and ~340% are compatible measurements if you have 4 processors.

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