yourkit cpu view and top command - showing different results
I am looking at my process via top command and it shows very high value on the CPU%. however when I look on the same process via yourkit cpu view it shows completely different result. how can it be ?
Solution
YourKit profiler treats entire CPU with all cores as 100%. It means that if you have 4 cores and 1 core is fully loaded and other 3 cores sleep, then CPU usage will be 25% (not 100%).
After this explanation YourKit results correlate good with "top".
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