Ram Lakshmanan

Ram Lakshmanan developed world's finest DevOps tools: GCeasy.io, fastThread.io, HeapHero.io. Every single day, millions & millions of people in North America—bank, travel, and commerce—use the applications that Ram Lakshmanan has architected. Ram is an acclaimed speaker in major conferences on scalability, availability, and performance topics. Recently, he has founded a startup, which specializes in troubleshooting performance problems.

Core Java
Ram LakshmananFebruary 12th, 2020
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Java – Missing font – Crashing App!
Eclipse MAT, Heaphero are all popular java tools to analyze large size heap dumps. Recently we ran in to an…
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Core Java
Ram LakshmananJanuary 28th, 2020
1 355
Log4j Bug – Slows down your app
Recently we were troubleshooting a popular SaaS application. This application was slowing down intermittently. To recover from the problem, the…
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Core Java
Ram LakshmananNovember 20th, 2019
0 2,081
jstat – Analysis
jstat is a simple utility tool, that is present in JDK to provide JVM performance-related statistics like garbage collection, compilation…
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Enterprise Java
Ram LakshmananNovember 19th, 2019
2 439
Memory wasted by Spring Boot Application
One of the widely wasted resources in the world today is Memory. Due to inefficient programming, surprising (sometimes ‘shocking’) amount…
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Software Development
Ram LakshmananNovember 5th, 2019
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Load balancing: Round robin may not be the right choice
Based on our experience, we believe Round robin may not be an effective load balancing algorithm, because it doesn’t equally…
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Enterprise Java
Ram LakshmananSeptember 19th, 2019
0 440
All you need to know about System.gc()
In this article, we have attempted to answer the most common questions around System.gc() API call. We hope it may…
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Java – Missing font – Crashing App!

Log4j Bug – Slows down your app

jstat – Analysis

Memory wasted by Spring Boot Application

Load balancing: Round robin may not be the right choice

All you need to know about System.gc()

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