JVM uptime less than JAVA process uptime?

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I'll keep this short and I hope its just a misunderstanding of java on my
part.

All my Elasticsearch nodes are reporting a JVM uptime between 1 and 25
hours. The strange part is all the JAVA process have a start date of 9+
days. How can the JVM uptime be less than the JAVA process time? I see
nothing in the Elasticsearch logs with any indication of the issue. Thanks
for your help.

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At a guess, it might mean the actual time it spent processing, as opposed
to service runtime.

Regards,
Mark Walkom

Infrastructure Engineer
Campaign Monitor
email: markw@campaignmonitor.com
web: www.campaignmonitor.com

On 26 March 2014 12:03, Nelson Jeppesen nelson.jeppesen@gmail.com wrote:

I'll keep this short and I hope its just a misunderstanding of java on my
part.

All my Elasticsearch nodes are reporting a JVM uptime between 1 and 25
hours. The strange part is all the JAVA process have a start date of 9+
days. How can the JVM uptime be less than the JAVA process time? I see
nothing in the Elasticsearch logs with any indication of the issue. Thanks
for your help.

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I was thinking the same thing, except every ~25 hours the jvm uptime resets
back to zero, but the java pid and start time remain unchanged.

On Tuesday, March 25, 2014 6:03:15 PM UTC-7, Nelson Jeppesen wrote:

I'll keep this short and I hope its just a misunderstanding of java on my
part.

All my Elasticsearch nodes are reporting a JVM uptime between 1 and 25
hours. The strange part is all the JAVA process have a start date of 9+
days. How can the JVM uptime be less than the JAVA process time? I see
nothing in the Elasticsearch logs with any indication of the issue. Thanks
for your help.

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