JVM MCP Server
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A JVM monitoring MCP server implementation based on Arthas, providing a simple and easy-to-use Python interface for monitoring and analyzing Java processes.
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What is JVM MCP Server?
JVM MCP Server is a server implementation that leverages Arthas for monitoring and analyzing Java processes. It provides a Python interface to interact with Arthas and retrieve JVM metrics and perform diagnostics.
How to use JVM MCP Server?
To use the server, first install the required dependencies using uv. Then, clone the project and configure environment variables for remote connections if needed. Start the server using the uv run jvm-mcp-server command. Finally, use the provided Python library to interact with the server and access JVM monitoring data.
Key features of JVM MCP Server
Automatic download and management of Arthas tools
Support for local and remote Java process monitoring
Real-time JVM thread information
JVM memory usage monitoring
Thread stack trace information
Class loading information querying
Support for class and method decompilation
Method call monitoring
Dynamic log level adjustment
AI-driven JVM performance analysis
Use cases of JVM MCP Server
Troubleshooting performance issues in Java applications
Monitoring JVM resource usage
Analyzing thread behavior and identifying deadlocks
Debugging code and understanding method execution
Profiling Java applications to identify performance bottlenecks
FAQ from JVM MCP Server
What are the system requirements?
What are the system requirements?
Python 3.10+, Java Runtime Environment (JRE) 8+, Network connection (for downloading Arthas), SSH access to target server (if using remote mode)
How do I install the server?
How do I install the server?
Clone the project, install dependencies using uv, and configure environment variables (optional).
How do I start the server?
How do I start the server?
Use the uv run jvm-mcp-server command (or with environment file for remote connections).
Where does Arthas download to?
Where does Arthas download to?
Arthas tool will be automatically downloaded on first run (arthas will be downloaded to home directory, can be downloaded in advance and named as arthas-boot.jar)
Is this suitable for production?
Is this suitable for production?
Recommended for use in development environment, production use should be carefully evaluated