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Franco Martinig

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Detect Memory Leaks Across Multiple JVM Posted: Aug 12, 2013 9:56 AM
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This session takes a look at abnormal versus normal resource allocation behavior in Java Virtual Machine (JVM) applications and how to detect abnormal behavior as early as possible. Invariably, when your company is in a crunch situation for getting a product released, your application infrastructure will hang up or fail, thus delaying the rollout. This can be disastrous, because the reason for the rollout is usually essential fixes and features necessary to remain competitive. A major cause of such problems is unchecked resource allocation, otherwise referred to as a leak.

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