Fastthread.io Website Review

TROUBLESHOOT JVM CRASHES, SLOWDOWNS, MEMORY LEAKS, FREEZES, CPU SPIKES. fastThread is the DevOps engineers favorite thread dump an*lysis tool to troubleshoot complex production problems. fastThread, a universal tool that will parse and an*lyze thread dumps written in any language that runs on the JVM. It will convert your Ja*a, Scala, Jython, JRuby thread dumps to useful information for root cause an*lysis (RCA). Get a simple but easy to understand view of your thread an*lysis through intuitive data display. View your blocked, runnable, timed waiting, waiting and repeating stack traces in a click. Reliably fix scalability, performance and availability issues quickly and at your There is no hazzle to register or do*nload or install the tool in your machine. Just upload your applications thread dump files & review the fastThread has built industry's first (and only) REST API to an*lyze thread dumps. Instead of manually uploading and an*lyzing thread dumps - you can an*lyze thread dumps from all your JVMs in a programmatic manner. files and provide you precise information in a graphical format. Review our world-clas* an*lysis report. Our De*p learning algorithms instantly spots root cause of complex problems. fastThread liberates DevOps from engaging vendors to troubleshoot your production problems. This highly effective and efficient tool allows DevOps to instantly identify and resolve root cause issues in matter of seconds. Designed with intelligent patterns, you can trace the problem right down to the exact clas*, method and even line number. Our Machine learning algorithms can detect patterns and it can forecast problems that's going to happen in near future. It can tell you very soon your application is going to experience OutOfMemoryError, very soon your application's CPU is going to spike Application Performance Monitoring (APM) tools are great at telling that your application's CPU spiked up by x%, your memory degraded by y%, your response time increased by z milliseconds. But it won't tell you what caused the CPU to spike? what caused the memory consumption