问题
Occasionally my JVM runs out of memory, but rather then OOMing which I can recover from (or heapDumpOnOOM and debug) it tends to thrash in GC for hours before throwing out of memory. This is essentially the same as the (unanswered) question: How can I configure the Java GC Overhead Limit? But I suspect the answer is you can't tune the 98%/2% thresholds, so I'm asking of any way to achieve similar effect. notice excessive GC, and preferably cause OOM, or kill the JVM or such.
回答1:
Oracle's GC ergonomics guide covers options for both thresholds. GCTimeLimit and GCHeapFreeLimit. Lowering the former and increasing the latter should result in OOMs occuring sooner.
来源：https://stackoverflow.com/questions/25600720/how-can-i-configure-the-java-gc-overhead-limit