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Title:
IBM Monitoring and Diagnostic Tools for Java: Introducing Health Center 2.0
Stream:
Java SIG (3)
Speakers:
Jonathan Lawrence
Abstract:
This session provides an overview and demo of a suite of tools available to diagnose Java application performance and run-time problems, including the new Health Center 2.0 release. The tools cover, amongst others, such areas as live application monitoring, detecting memory leaks, method profiling, garbage collection tuning and heap analysis. We will show you how the tools can highlight performance problems during the development cycle and then also be used once an application goes live to ensure its continued efficiency.

What will your audience walk away with?
1. Understand how to use Health Center for live, low overhead, application monitoring
2. How to identify heap usage by interrogating Java objects using Memory Analyzer
3. Visualise, understand and tune your Garbage Collection behaviour with GCMV
Bio:

Jonathan Lawrence:

Jonathan Lawrence has been working with Java for over 10 years. A member of IBM Software Services from 2000, Jonathan specialized in Java integration with languages such as C and COBOL, and systems integration including IBM CICS Transaction Server and WebSphere.
From 2005 to 2010, Jonathan worked on IBM WebSphere sMash PHP runtime development. WebSphere sMash is a pure Java application server exploiting dynamic scripting languages based on the JVM, and incorporating a novel programming model for situational applications.
Since 2011 Jonathan has been a member of the IBM Monitoring and Diagnostic Tools for Java development team, and internal IBM lead on the Memory Analyser project.

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