Introduction
The pattern is familiar to anyone who has run ColdFusion in production for a few years. Response times creep up over a couple of hours. Someone notices the site “feels slow.” Then it stops responding entirely, and exception.log fills with java.lang.OutOfMemoryError. The server gets restarted, everything is fine for three days, and it happens again.
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Source:https://dev.to/deepak_sir__/setting-up-alerts-for-coldfusion-jvm-outofmemory-errors-before-they-crash-production-lfg
Setting Up Alerts for ColdFusion JVM OutOfMemory Errors Before They Crash Production
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