How to find memory leaks in Java applications

This video will show you how to instantly find heap leaks and optimize memory usage. We will show you how to get instant insight into the heap in your Java applications using FusionReactor an advanced APM featuring a Java heap leak detention tool.

We will demonstrate how to quickly analyze Java memory usage and spot Java heap leaks by using the Memory Profiler to take individual snapshots of the heap and save these locally. A memory snapshot captures profiling data on allocated objects. We will show you how snapshots can easily be compared and differences highlighted to analyze memory usage.

How to use the Garbage Collector root to find memory leaks
A Memory leak is achieved when an object retains memory and cannot be collected because they are referenced from other live objects (due to a defect in the application).

Our video demonstrates how to use the Garbage Collector (GC) Root analysis feature to find memory leaks in Java. Every leaked object is accessible from at least one GC Root or is a GC Root. Each leaked object has a path that starts with GC Roots and contains (ends with) the leaked object.

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