Eclipse Resource Monitor

I’ve been doing some java development recently, and the need for some resource monitoring has come up. I just need something simple to track important real-time things such as memory, cpu usage, and maybe hardware activity.

Anyone know of an Eclipse addon or simplistic utility app that could do the job? The only requirements is that it can run on Linux (preferably multiplatform) and isn’t too cpu intensive (these tests will need to run on a netbook ;D). Any help would be greatly appreciated.

Have you used JVisualVM.exe located in java’s jdk/bin folder?
It’s pretty great.

JConsole.exe (located in the same area) is nice, too. But JVisualVM.exe is more powerful and easier to use. It is the more recent of the two utilities.

JVisualVM works on Linux too.