Java Performance Tuning with Mission Control and Flight Recorder
Java Performance Tuning with Mission Control and Flight Recorder Online by Checkmate IT Tech offers a transformative journey, elevating your expertise and mastering essential skills. Position yourself for success in the dynamic field of Java by enrolling today. Unlock new career opportunities!
- 10+ Courses
- 30+ Projects
- 400 Hours
Java Performance Tuning with Mission Control and Flight Recorder Training is suitable for the following target audiences:
Java Developers: Java developers are experts who work on Java-based programs and are responsible for troubleshooting runtime bugs and optimizing performance.
Software Architects: Software architects are in charge of creating Java application architectures that are both scalable and effective.
Performance Engineers: Performance engineers are experts who test, monitor, and optimize the performance of applications.
DevOps Engineers: DevOps engineers are experts who oversee Java programs in live settings and seek to identify and fix performance issues proactively.
System Administrators: IT specialists monitor and manage Java apps to guarantee dependable and regular operation.
Java Developer (Performance Optimization): Dedicated to improving the effectiveness of Java programs, frequently employed in technology, e-commerce, and financial sectors.
Performance Engineer: Focused on load testing and optimisation of business Java apps.
DevOps Engineer with Java Expertise: Managing performance monitoring and Java application optimization in cloud or hybrid settings as a DevOps Engineer with Java expertise.
Application Architect: Creating reliable, efficient Java apps for big-scale systems.
Production Support Engineer: Assisting live Java systems with performance optimization and real-time problem solving.
Professionals with experience in Java performance tuning are highly sought after by sectors like fintech, healthcare, telecommunications, and e-commerce, which provide competitive pay and chances for advancement.
- Basics of performance tuning
- Deep dive into JVM architecture
- Loading classes and runtime data areas
- A look at the options for starting the JVM
- Hands-on: checking the JVM and looking at baseline performance
- What is the Java Flight Recorder?
- How to turn on JFR in different versions of the JVM
- Types of events and recordings
- Modes of recording (continuous and on-demand)
- Hands-on: Record and look at JFR recordings
- JMC’s design and user interface
- How to connect to local and remote JVMs
- A look at JMC dashboards
- Using recordings
- Hands-on: Use JMC to look at how the JVM works
- Analyzing the structure of the heap
- GC events and breaks
- Profiling allocation
- Finding memory leaks
- Hands-on: Use JFR and JMC to find memory problems
- The life cycle and states of a thread
- Blocking and contention for locks
- Profiling the CPU
- Finding deadlocks
- Hands-on: Look at thread dumps and CPU hotspots
- Profiling methods
- Analysis of I/O and latency
- Looking at exception and error events
- JFR events made just for you
- Hands-on: Find out why Java apps are slow
- Strategies for ongoing monitoring
- Profiling with low overhead
- Troubleshooting for safe production
- Setting a baseline for performance
- Hands-on: a scenario for tuning performance like in production
- Case study on tuning performance from start to finish
- Reporting on performance and making suggestions
- Questions for the interview
- How to fix things in the real world
- Hands-on: A project to analyze performance using JMC and JFR
Java Mission Control serves as a tool for monitoring and controlling Java applications.
JFR is a built-in tool in the JVM that collects events and profiles with little overhead.
Those with extensive experience in Java development, backend engineers, and performance engineers are the ideal candidates for this training.
Yes, it is best to have a thorough understanding of Java and the JVM.
Yes, there are labs and case studies that are like those used in production.
Yes, it was made for safe production use with little overhead.
Yes, diagnosing memory and GC problems is covered.
Yes, it includes thread contention and CPU profiling.
Yes, it works with modern JVM versions, such as Java 11 and up.
Senior Java Developer, Performance Engineer, JVM Engineer, and Backend Architect.
We currently offer online sessions with flexible weekday/weekend batches for 8 weeks. All sessions are recorded. You’ll have access to the recordings, along with support from instructors and peers in our learning portal.
You can register via our website https://checkmateittech.com/, or reach out to our support teams via phone, email, or WhatsApp. We’ll help you with batch schedules and payment options.
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Job opportunities in USA and Canada
Java Developer (Performance Optimization): Dedicated to improving the effectiveness of Java programs, frequently employed in technology, e-commerce, and financial sectors.
Performance Engineer: Focused on load testing and optimisation of business Java apps.
DevOps Engineer with Java Expertise: Managing performance monitoring and Java application optimization in cloud or hybrid settings as a DevOps Engineer with Java expertise.
Application Architect: Creating reliable, efficient Java apps for big-scale systems.
Production Support Engineer: Assisting live Java systems with performance optimization and real-time problem solving.
Professionals with experience in Java performance tuning are highly sought after by sectors like fintech, healthcare, telecommunications, and e-commerce, which provide competitive pay and chances for advancement.
