Post-Mortem Crash Analysis with jcmd by Fairoz Matte
Details
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On this evening, we are excited to hand the mic to Fairoz Matte — a long-time Java core developer working on the OpenJDK at Oracle and recent resident of California. We invite everyone to join us at a pub afterwards for continued discussion and networking!
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SCHEDULE
- 5 PM Doors Open
- 5:15 PM Intro by the JUG
- 5:30 PM Talk by Fairoz Matte
SESSIONS
- Post-Mortem Crash Analysis with jcmd by Fairoz Matte
ABSTRACTS
Post-Mortem Crash Analysis with jcmd
This session will surface progress JEP 528 which brings core and minidump support to jcmd. The jcmd tool supports the monitoring and troubleshooting of a running HotSpot JVM. JEP 528 will extend jcmd so that it can also be used to diagnose a JVM that has crashed. This will establish a consistent experience in both live and post-mortem environments.
Fairoz Matte
Fairoz Matte is part of the Java platform team, working in a sustaining group. Mostly involved in community triaging and handling customer bugs. He is esp. a frequent speakers at JUG Bangalore and also a familiar speaker at other developer events like JavaOne. In the past he has also served as a co-organizer of the Bangalore JUG. Recently migrated to Bay area and planning to contribute more towards local JUGs.