How to take Thread dump using Jstack.
Solution:
1. find the process Id's using below command.
jps
example:
soaosb]-->jps
19234 Server
17786 Server
11653 TMMain
18087 NodeManager
23300 Jps
18414 Server
18886 Server
2. take thread dump using below command
$JAVA_HOME/bin/jstack -l 19234 > osb1.tdump
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ReplyDeleteThis is such a clear step-by-step guide. I remember struggling the first time I had to capture a thread dump, and knowing the exact jps + jstack commands would have saved me a lot of trial and error. It reminds me of how simple tooling choices can make debugging on AWS pipelines much easier too.
ReplyDeleteClear and practical explanation—thank you! I remember struggling the first time I had to capture a thread dump in production, and these step-by-step commands would have saved me time. It’s interesting to compare this approach with monitoring on an AWS server, where some built-in tools reduce the need for manual dumps.
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