@AbhinavD2623 Certain things to lookup

-Try to increase the Memory of Nodes.

-Tuning the values of heap.

-What does JVM Metrics in PDC say?

-What does Heap utilization stats in PDC say?

@AbhinavD2623 If you are observing a high number of GCs in all nodes, it typically means the JVM is running low on memory or is under memory pressure due to excessive object creation or memory leaks. First, check the heap usage and GC logs to identify whether Full GCs or Minor GCs are occurring frequently. If Full GCs are frequent, you might need to increase the JVM heap size or optimize memory usage in your application. Analyze your application for objects that are being retained unnecessarily, and ensure you’re not loading large datasets into memory all at once. Also, review recent code changes, data flows, and listener behavior that could be contributing to memory spikes. Upgrading to a newer JVM version or tuning GC settings (like using G1GC instead of ParallelGC) can also help. Monitoring tools like PDC, Dynatrace, or JVisualVM can assist in pinpointing the root cause.