Thread Dump Analysis Generation Techniques - Part 1

[@soumyakumarsahoo2042]

Thanks a lot Pierre.It helps a lot for those who never granted any access for production environment or analise before any dump.wish i see this article 1 year before.

[@logeshshanmugam8729]

Excellent tutorial..!! the way explaining concepts it very clear and easy understandable.

[@anbujeev1]

Very useful for beginners. appreciated. thanks for the tutorial.

[@logeshshanmugam8729]

it would be helpful if you teach internal architecture about the WebLogic.

[@solaprudhvi2232]

what are the commands if we we want to do same for node process

[@PierreHuguesCharbonneau]

Hi Sola, can you please briefly explain your env. e.g. is your Java process running inside a container (ex: Docker, cri-o) or traditional middleware/VM?

[@solaprudhvi2232]

@@PierreHuguesCharbonneau
Hi Pierre, There is server running and there are many process running on that server we will use jstack -l process_id for knowing heap dump of java process,similarly is there any command to know about node process running on server

[@PierreHuguesCharbonneau]

For Node.js, you can simply run the "ps -ef | grep node" command to see Node processes running. Troubleshooting of Node.js is different approach & tools however vs. Java/JVM

[@solaprudhvi2232]

@@PierreHuguesCharbonneau yes,I want to know how to teoubleshoot for node processes

[@PierreHuguesCharbonneau]

I am away right now but will send you a couple useful resources tomorrow on how to troubleshoot Node.js processes etc. Please share the version of Node you are using for now, thanks