System and Process Monitor in Java

System and Process Monitor is a Java library developed by Marius Mikučionis that allows monitoring of system resources and processes in a Java application.

The main features include monitoring CPU usage, memory usage, disk usage, network statistics, process information, and system information.

To install System and Process Monitor, you can add the library as a dependency in your project's build configuration file (e.g., Maven or Gradle) or manually include the JAR file in your project's classpath.

To monitor CPU usage, you can use the provided API to get the current CPU usage percentage or subscribe to receive real-time updates on CPU usage.

Yes, System and Process Monitor provides methods to track memory usage of specific processes by their process IDs. You can retrieve both total memory usage and memory usage breakdown (e.g., heap, non-heap).

Yes, System and Process Monitor allows you to monitor disk usage by providing methods to get information about available disk space, total disk space, and disk usage percentage.

Yes, the library provides methods to retrieve real-time network statistics such as network interface information, data sent/received rates, and total data sent/received.

System and Process Monitor allows you to retrieve information about running processes, including their process IDs, CPU usage, memory usage, start time, command line arguments, and more.

Yes, the library offers methods to obtain general system information such as the operating system name, version, architecture, available processors, and runtime environment details.

System and Process Monitor is compatible with Java SE 6 (or later) on all major platforms, including Windows, macOS, and Linux.