The full list of Java Performance related tools and resources is available from the resources page. This page only lists those tools that have JavaPerformanceTuning.com reports available. New tool reports are provided with each newsletter.

• (Free) NetBeans Profiler for analysing Java applications
• (Free) Steve Souza's JAMon (Java Application Monitor) framework for monitoring applications, suitable for production systems.
• (Free) Hendrik Schreiber's GCViewer tool for viewing garbage collection statistics from -verbosegc
• (Free) HPjmeter tool for viewing and analyzing Xrunhprof output
• (Free) The HPjtune tool which helps you analyze garbage collection statistics from verbosegc output
• (Free) IronGrid's IronEye SQL for tracing and analyzing JDBC performance
• (Free) Enterprise Application Profiler in Sun's Java Studio Enterprise.

• (Commercial) eoLogic's eoSense analysis tool
• (Commercial) EJ-Technologies' jprofiler profiler
• (Commercial) Velocitop's Catapult Java-to-Oracle performance tuner
• (Commercial) Sitraka's PerformaSure J2EE analyzer
• (Commercial) The J-Sprint profiler, a cheap but fully featured Java profiler
• (Commercial) Isocra's livestore, a transparent JDBC data cache.
• (Commercial) WebSphere Studio Profiling Tool
• (Commercial) Piper webserver cache and reverse proxy, for code free caching of dynamically generated pages
• (Commercial) Quest's JProbe performance profiler
• (Commercial) Borland's Optimizeit Enterprise Suite profiling tools
• (Commercial) Compuware's Vantage Analyzer Java performance monitoring and analysis solution..

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