I don´t think so.
One option might be to use some sort of execOSCommand, otherwise you will only have access to the memory consumption of the JVM in which the IS is currently running.
Can you describe in detail why you need this information inside IS?
there is a requirement of monitoring for the IS to give output of CPU Usage, Disk Usage and Memory Usage, yeah i tried execOSCommand from PSUtilities package, the command like free -h, df -h works, but not for CPU usage (top -i)