NAME

Holds the pico clients: Code Server, Desktop, Execution Context etc.

To view additional information, select the pico view of interest by clicking it. This will launch a Pico Viewer Details page, see Pico Viewer Details below.

SECURE

When the lock is open it states that no secure connection (TLS) is used. When locked, secure connection is used.

For information about security connection configuration, see TLS Standard Setup in 4. Network Security in the System Administration user's guide.

START TIME

Holds the time the pico client was last activated.

MEMORY

Used, available and maximum memory on the hosting JVM (Java Virtual Machine) in that order separated by comma. A JVM may host several pico clients.

RESPONSE

The time the pico client needed to respond to a connected request from the server.

OS

The Operation System used on the selected pico client.

OS VERSION

The version of the Operation System used on the selected pico client.

ARCHITECTURE

Hardware architecture for example I386 or SPARC.

PROCESSORS

Number of processors in the host used by the selected Pico Client.

JAVA VERSION

The JAVA version used by the selected Pico client.

THREADS

The number of threads allocated by the JVM.

MEMORY (MB)

The stated numbers represent in the following order: used, committed and maximum memory in Megabytes, on the hosting JVM, separated by comma.

Used represents the amount of memory currently used.

Committed represents the amount of memory guaranteed to be available for use by the JVM.

Max represents the maximum amount of memory that can be used for memory management.

GC COUNT

Number of times the garbage collector ran since the last time garbage was collected.

GC TIME (MS)

The amount of time in Milliseconds the garbage collector ran the last time garbage was collected.

LOADED CLASSES

Number of classes loaded by the JVM.