`jps` - list the instrumented JVMs on the target system

jps [-l] [-m] [-v]

Options you will use

-l: Full jar path or main class.
-v: JVM arguments.
-m: Arguments passed to main.
-q: Only the PIDs.

Examples

$ sudo jps -lv

Every JVM on the box with its flags.

Gotchas

Only lists JVMs whose hsperfdata this user can read.

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