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SKP's Java/Java EE Gotchas: Clash of the Titans, C++ vs. Java!

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As a Software Engineer, the mind is trained to seek optimizations in every aspect of development and ooze out every bit of available CPU Resource to deliver a performing application. Considering all aspects and needs of current enterprise development, it is C++ and Java which outscore the other in terms of speed. Ahem, Slow!

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Java memory optimizations: 3x Jenkins performance improvement with Dynatrace

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Dynatrace also alerted on intermittent outages throughout the day and especially after 8pm when the bulk of the nightly jobs were executed: On March 31st our Jenkins violated our SLAs from both availability and user experience. But let’s start from the beginning: Step #1 – Switching to Java 11.

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What is Spring4Shell? Detect and mitigate new zero-day vulnerabilities in the Java Spring Framework

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CVE recently published three new critical vulnerabilities in the Java Spring Framework, including one called Spring4Shell. Many applications are potentially affected, as Spring dominates the Java ecosystem , with 60% of developers using it in their main Java applications. This article was co-authored with Robin Wyss.

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Unmatched scalability and security of Dynatrace extensions now available for all supported technologies: 7 reasons to migrate your JMX and Python plugins

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focused on technology coverage, building on the flexibility of JMX for Java and Python-based coded extensions for everything else. address these limitations and brings new monitoring and analytical capabilities that weren’t available to Extensions 1.0: available, and more are in the pipeline. Dynatrace Extensions 1.0

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Automatic and intelligent end-to-end observability for OpenTelemetry Java

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Today, Dynatrace is happy to announce OneAgent support for discovering and automatically capturing OpenTelemetry trace data for Java. PurePath integrates OpenTelemetry Java data for enterprise-grade collection and contextual analytics. OpenTelemetry Java API version 1.0.0 Use-case example: WorldAtlas sample application.

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Unlock end-to-end observability insights with Dynatrace PurePath 4 seamless integration of OpenTracing for Java

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Therefore, we’re happy to announce support for OpenTracing data that’s emitted by auto- and custom-instrumentation of Java source code with Dynatrace PurePath 4, our distributed tracing and code-level analysis technology. Find OpenTracing for Java seamlessly integrated into PurePath 4. Already a Dynatrace customer?

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Optimizing Java XPath CPU and memory overhead by 98%

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Solution : Use optimized methods to access / query for specific data, e.g.: getNodeByType resulted in 98% reduction of CPU usage, better performance, returned high availability and reduced operational costs. The post Optimizing Java XPath CPU and memory overhead by 98% appeared first on Dynatrace blog.

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