Your Question: How Do You Take a Thread Dump in Linux?
Contents What Is a Thread Dump? a Thread Dump Is a Snapshot of the State of All Threads That Are Part of the Process. the State of Each Thread Is Presented...
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What is a thread dump?
A thread dump is a snapshot of the state of all threads that are part of the process. The state of each thread is presented with a so called stack trace, which shows the contents of a thread’s stack. Some of the threads belong to the Java application you are running, while others are JVM internal threads.
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How do I get Jstack on Linux?
Generating a thread dump using jstack
- Identify the process. Launch the task manager by, pressing Ctrl + Shift + Esc and find the Process ID of the Java (Confluence) process. …
- Run jstack <pid> to Capture a Single Thread Dump. This command will take one thread dump of the process id <pid>, in this case the pid is 22668:
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