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How do i get the count of Java Threads on a particular server using Splunk?

Shashank_87
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Hi, I want to calculate the Java threads on my 4 application servers. I have one query but i believe that gives all the threads on the server. I am only interested in Java threads which we have configured in tomcat. I want to see how that looks like on a typical day.
This is the query I have -

index=os sourcetype=vmstat host=test1 OR host=test2 OR host= test3
| multikv fields threads
| timechart avg(threads) by host

Please if someone can help on this.

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woodcock
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You have to give us more to go on. We have nothing.

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harsmarvania57
Ultra Champion

Have a look at this add-on https://splunkbase.splunk.com/app/2647/ , it might help you.

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