Topic 1 - Follow your code: Java tracing
Do you know that more than half of Java workload anomalies can be effectively diagnosed, and root cause identified without any external tooling? There are a number of under-documented, yet very powerful in-built tracing capabilities in the virtual machine. We can leverage these in development, testing and production phases to validate that the application architecture and design is indeed reflected in the code or not, without ever instrumenting a single line of code. In this session, will explore various tracing options, covering different targets such as method tracing and component tracing. This will range from the most simple method tracing, to turning off specific optimization options. The session will enable you to effectively diagnose and resolve complex production issues with in-built tooling and with relative ease.
Speaker's bio
Ravi Patel, is a software developer proficient with Java and C++. He is currently working with IBM Java Runtimes Class Libray team at India software Lab. His primary focus lies in Java's orb component, alongside analyzing and debugging customer issues. He holds a master's degree in computer science and engineering from IIT Dharwad.
Topic 2 - MBCS: Introduction to encoded charsets
The journey from ASCII to UTF-32 has been a long and winding one. Join us to learn about MBCS which is an encoding standard designed to represent languages and charsets effectively. This helps us to accommodate a wide array of characters using variable-width encoding for multilingual support and cross-cultural compatibility.
Speaker's bio
Rishabh Thakur is a Software developer with experience is in Java. Prior to Joining IBM, he has worked in Infosys, Dassaulte Systems R&D, Robert Bosch and Oracle on a variety of products mostly in BFSI, Business process management and PLM domain. His interests lie in System Designing, Data, A.I.
Pratiksha Sawant is a Software developer with 8+ years of experience in backend Java development. Prior to Joining IBM, she was working in supply chain domain with Manhattan Associates. Her interests are into data analysis and A.I.
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