DevRoom Proposal:

[Mario Torre]

* Title

Diagnosing Performance Issues Using Thermostat

* Abstract

Debugging performance problems can be a daunting task, especially when
you are short on time and lack proper tools that integrate nicely with
your custom application landscape. Thermostat was
designed to answer the most interesting questions related to
performance measurement and application monitoring. It takes advantage
of performance metrics and serviceability features of OpenJDK to
provide a holistic view of the system. In this session, attendees will
get a chance to see Thermostat in action as it is used to analyse
programs, gather data, and debug issues affecting performance and
functionality.

* Recording me on audio and/or video

Yes

* Speakers

Speaker: Mario Torre, Red Hat, Inc.

Hacker for fun and freedom, free software enthusiast, musician and
incurable romantic, he has served few key FLOSS projects like GNU
Classpath and OpenJDK and is co-author of the Caciocavallo project.
Mario has a strong interest in Computer Graphics and Human - Machine
interaction and User Interface design. Currently works as a Principal
Software Engineer for Red Hat spending his time on various FLOSS
projects likeThermostat, a monitoring platform for OpenJDK, OpenJDK
itself, where apart from various patches, dedicates most of the time
with the OpenJDK Community as an OpenJDK and Free Software advocate.
Together with his Red fedora, Mario proudly wears since 2014 a Java
Champion jacket.

Blog: https://neugens.wordpress.com/

Speaker: Severin Gehwolf, Red Hat, Inc.

Severin Gehwolf a is a Software Engineer at Red Hat. Currently he is a
member of the OpenJDK team primarily working on OpenJDK tooling and
the zero assembler hotspot port.

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