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I am using wildfly (JBOSS 9) as server for my java web application. But after some time i.e. almost 8-9 hours of usage the application becomes dead slow.

How can i check the live memory consumption of wildfly in terminal or on UI.

I am using Ubuntu 14

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If you've created an admin user (by running add-user.sh in the bin directory) you can access the administration console at http://localhost:9990/console to see this information. The console defaults to a different port - 9990 - than the "normal" 8080 port. Once you're in, my 10.1 UI has me go to Runtime -> Standalone Server -> JVM -> View. I'm not sure about Wildfly 9 but it should be similar. Once there I can see memory and thread stats.

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