I answered based on there being no monitoring tools being presented other than native Unix and Java. So I talked about process, memory, java logs, CPU, and virtual memory all related to the Unix process for the Java processes.

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Interview Question for Technical Architect at AT&T:

In a Unix environment what are the top 3-5 considerations for performance monitoring a Java application that has access to a local Oracle instance (located on the same server). Please be as specific as possible (i.e. commands, locations, etc.)

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