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JAX London 2022 – LET’S CRASH OUR APPLICATIONS!

JAX London is an annual October conference for Java and Software Architecture enthusiasts, attracting software engineers and enterprise professionals. In 2022, architect Ram Lakshmanan presented on "Let's crash your applications," focusing on creating sample code that triggers issues like memory leaks and deadlocks to aid in understanding and resolving software problems.

“Learn yCrash” series

yCrash addresses the limitations of traditional Application Performance Monitoring tools by providing insights into the root causes of problems. It captures and analyzes various technology stack artifacts like logs and dumps. NaveenKumar Namachivayam offers a video series to guide users in learning to utilize yCrash effectively.

Confoo 2022 – LET’S CRASH OUR APPLICATIONS!

ConFoo Montreal is a multi-technology conference where global speakers share knowledge. Architect Ram Lakshmanan presented on "LET'S CRASH OUR APPLICATIONS!" covering issues like memory leaks, CPU spikes, and deadlocks. Understanding these triggers aims to simplify diagnosis and resolution of application performance problems.

How to do GC Log analysis?

GC log analysis offers benefits such as reduced GC pause time, cost savings in cloud computing, outage prediction, and valuable metrics for capacity planning. Key steps include enabling GC logs, measuring during peak traffic periods, and utilizing tools like GCeasy and IBM GC visualizer for effective analysis.

Work Together, We get ‘together’

The yCrash Team reunited after nearly two years apart due to the pandemic, meeting in Chennai for a memorable trip. Despite concerns over heavy rains disrupting travel, they successfully gathered at a resort, bonding closely over three fun-filled days. The experience deepened their sense of family and sparked discussions for future trips.

JAX 2021 – LET’S CRASH THE APPLICATIONS!

JAX – Online conference is an event for Java and software architecture enthusiasts. This year, it featured a presentation titled “Let's crash the applications!” by an architect, focusing on issues like memory leaks, thread leaks, and CPU spikes. Understanding these problems aids in diagnosis and solutions.