Every developer creating real-world applications will have to eventually troubleshoot code performance issues - sometimes even in Production systems. In this session we will show a couple of essential tools that every Java developer should know about and can use to gather detail performance metrics (CPU, Memory, Threads, Hot Methods, etc.). With the help of these tools you can get to the bottom of tough issues such as bottlenecks caused by locking and memory leaks. We will specifically cover Java Mission Control (JMC), and Eclipse Memory Analyzer Tool (MAT).

Speakers:
Bill Spens is Director of Software Development at Power Costs, Inc. (PCI); He has 10 years of experience troubleshooting Java and Oracle performance and currently focuses on improving processes and efficiency across many agile teams.

John Chesser has been writing Java on the front
and back end for 18 years. John focuses on keeping it simple. He has experience writing full systems from scratch and maintaining older systems for companies like Creative Labs Inc. and Powercosts Inc.

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Andres Barbaro

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