In 2016, Architect Ram Lakshmanan presented three popular sessions at the JavaOne conference, focusing on garbage collection log interpretation, the importance of thread dumps, and extracting valuable insights from seemingly useless data. The sessions highlighted key concepts in Java performance and system optimization, leaving attendees with memorable takeaways.
Enterprises face security risks when handling sensitive production dumps during troubleshooting, as these often contain confidential customer information. yCrash offers a secure solution by encrypting and archiving dumps, limiting access to analyzed reports, and masking sensitive data. This approach protects both security and operational integrity while simplifying the troubleshooting process.
Memory misallocation can significantly impact application performance. Under-allocation causes slow response times, while over-allocation wastes resources. The recent webinar provided attendees with techniques to optimize memory allocation, avoiding unnecessary expenses. A recording and presentation deck are available for those who missed the session to enhance their memory management skills.
Enterprises utilizing Payara Server may be unknowingly wasting millions on garbage collection. A joint session by Payara and YCrash aims to highlight these losses and offer solutions for saving costs. Participants will receive nine practical tips to enhance GC performance, essential for developers and engineers in optimizing Payara environments.
In a competitive business landscape, optimizing system performance and cost efficiency is crucial. Our webinar will explore real-world case studies from Fortune 500 companies that improved Garbage Collection (GC) performance. Attendees will gain insights, review GC logs, and learn nine practical tips to enhance Java application efficiency and scalability.
This webinar by Payara and YCrash addresses troubleshooting production problems in Payara Server environments. Participants will learn about 16 critical artifacts to capture during issues and explore effective tools and techniques for analyzing these artifacts to maintain optimal performance and reliability in Payara Server deployments.
The ADDO conference, a prominent online DevOps community, facilitates knowledge sharing among professionals. In 2024, architect Ram Lakshmanan presented on capturing “16 Artifacts to Capture When There Is a Production Problem.” The session focused on diagnosing production issues by highlighting key artifacts and offering tools and techniques for effective analysis.
Every year in October, JAX London is the go-to event for Java and Software Architecture enthusiasts! It is a four-day conference for cutting-edge software engineers and enterprise-level professionals.
This year, at JAX London’s 2024 conference, our architect Ram Lakshmanan was invited to talk on the topic: “TROUBLESHOOTING JVM OUTAGES - 3 FORTUNE 500 CASE STUDIES”.
Our team has hosted impactful talks and webinars focused on Java performance and troubleshooting, featuring expert insights from Ram Lakshmanan. We are enhancing our monthly sessions by including renowned external speakers. The upcoming webinar on August 19 will explore semantic parsing and AI’s role in troubleshooting Java Flight Recorder data.
Payara hosted a virtual conference focused on securing the Java Ecosystem, featuring a talk by an architect on “Major Outages in Major Enterprises.” The session analyzed thread dumps, heap dumps, and GC logs from significant outages, providing insights into troubleshooting CPU spikes, OutOfMemoryError, response time issues, and unresponsiveness.