Posts tagged Oracle JDK
Payara Platform and Amazon Corretto
Published on 13 Dec 2019
by Susan Rai
Topics:
Oracle JDK,
JDK 8,
OpenJDK,
JDK 11,
Corretto,
Amazon Corretto
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Amazon Corretto is a distribution of the Open Java Development Kit (OpenJDK) provided by Amazon. It's free to use, comes with long-term support, is production-ready and supported in multiple platforms, which means that it can run in the cloud, on-premise, and on your local machine. With Corretto, you can run Payara on popular operating systems, including Linux, Windows and macOS. It is certified using Java Technical Compatibility Kit (TCK) to meet Java SE standard and can be used as a drop-in replacement for most JDK distributions.
Webinar: How to Keep OpenJDK 8 with Support & Security Updates Through 2024
Published on 06 Dec 2018
by Dominika Tasarz
Topics:
Oracle JDK,
news and events,
JDK 8,
OpenJDK,
Java 8
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Identifying Deadlocks in Thread Dumps from Payara Server
Published on 11 May 2017
by Matthew Gill
Topics:
How-to,
Admin,
JVM,
Oracle JDK
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The previous part of this blog showed how to take a thread dump of Payara Server. This part will go through reading these thread dumps, particularly in regard to identifying deadlocks.
Taking a Thread Dump of Payara Server
Published on 08 May 2017
by Matthew Gill
Topics:
How-to,
Admin,
JVM,
Oracle JDK
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Thread dumps are a useful tool for debugging an application that's running slowly, or is otherwise causing problems. A thread dump is a snapshot of what each running thread is doing at a particular moment. It allows you to see if a thread is running, waiting, or stalling. This two-part guide will show you how to take a thread dump of Payara Server, and how to get useful information from it.