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X-WR-CALNAME:Voxxed Days Ticino 2026
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SUMMARY:Catching the 137-Killer: A Java Memory Forensics Investigation
DESCRIPTION:Your Java application is running smoothly\, blissfully unaware 
 of the danger lurking just around the corner. Then—without warning—it 
 vanishes without a trace. Upon investigation\, you discover the virtual re
 mains of countless slain JVMs\, each marked with the same cryptic number: 
 137. A serial killer is on the loose in your cluster.This true crime inves
 tigation will walk you through the differences between JVM memory areas\, 
 the mechanics of container OOMKills\, analysing Grafana dashboards for mem
 ory and thread anomalies\, interpreting heap dumps\, and utilising JVM Nat
 ive Memory Tracking (NMT) to uncover hidden native memory consumption.You
 ’ll master practical forensic techniques and proven prevention strategie
 s—from memory tuning tactics and balancing heap vs. non-heap allocations
  to leveraging large language models (LLMs) for advanced forensic analysis
 . These skills will help ensure your applications stay alive—even when s
 omething’s out to get them.Just like in a real murder mystery\, we may n
 ot know whodunnit... but with Martijn Dashorst leading the investigation\,
  you&#39\;re sure to get closer to the truth.\nSpeakers: Martijn Dashorst\
 nTrack: Backend Development
URL:https://vdt26.voxxeddays.ch/talk/catching-the-137-killer-a-java-memory-
 forensics-investigation/
LOCATION:Room E\nPalazzo dei Congressi\nLugano\, Switzerland
CATEGORIES:Backend Development
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