Does your team spend over 10% of its time debugging Java in production?
Deploying new code to production is a challenging task. What works on your local environment doesn’t act the same in production, and you find out about that through your users. Not ideal, right?
Debugging in production is a key element that can help you understand how your application behaves in real life, and not how you THINK it behaves.
If you’re looking for the best practices and techniques that’ll help you debug your application, in production, this upcoming webinar will get you covered.
Adding context into debugging
We’ve grown accustomed to digging through log files to investigate production errors, but generally speaking, log files suck. They usually contains tons of unstructured text, information that wasn’t even logged, and then there’s the debugging paradox – adding logging statements, hoping the error that sent you on that chase would happen AGAIN. But… Java debugging doesn’t have to be like this.
Want to learn how you can gain more information about each critical error, bug or exception, inserted directly into the log file, helping debug Java production code 10X faster than using the tools you already know?
5 Best Practices for Debugging Java in Production
Join us in a 30 minute session that will cover the following topics:
- How to cut down the time you spend on debugging production errors by 90%
- How to capture the complete stack trace, source code, and variable state for every error or exception
- Supercharging your log files and knowing exactly why your application code breaks in production
The webinar will take place on March 14th 11AM PST and will be hosted by George Navarro. George is a team leader at OverOps with over 20 years of software development, distributed systems & enterprise architecture experience. Fun fact: When not being a grown-up, you can find George on two wheels enjoying nearby dirt trails and race tracks.
Webinar participants will also receive “The Complete Guide to Application Performance Management Tools”. In this eBook we’ve gathered everything you need to know about APM tools, to help you choose the best option for your monitoring needs.
Thanks to give these free books!