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question asked: Jun 24 '16, 3:12 a.m.
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How to monitor Jenkins performance?

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Tamir Gefen (78●3●8) | asked Jun 24 '16, 3:12 a.m.
How to monitor performance of Jenkins and get alerts when there are problems on application layer or IT infrastructure layer?

This refers to situations either you work with Jenkins alone; Jenkins with UrbanCode or Jenkins with ClearCase \ ClearQuest \ RTC \ CLM.

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Tamir Gefen (78●3●8) | answered Jun 24 '16, 3:13 a.m.
edited Jun 24 '16, 3:15 a.m.
For the first time, you can now download a Free Community Edition of our performance monitoring & alerting tool for Jenkins, ClearCase and ClearQuest.

You can see here a live demo: http://www.demo.almtoolbox.com/jenkins

Monitoring Jenkins


You can quickly get email alerts when something goes wrong with Jenkins' slaves, masters or the application itself, and you can even define thresholds aligned to your needs.

  • Host alive Check
  • Web Server Check
  • Available Storage Check
  • Memory Usage
  • CPU Usage Check
  • Web application Check
  • HTTP Server Check
  • Email Alerts
  • 24H availability and latency charts

and more

Yes it's free! We provide both Free Edition (for the DevOps community) and Pro Edition.

Download the tool and learn more: http://www.almtoolbox.com/jenkins-monitoring.php

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