Thread dumps, memory dump, and stack traces

1. Getting a Stack Trace

jstack -l [pid]

jstack is for java processes

2. Getting a Thread Dump

kill -3 [pid]

on unix

3. Surviving a OutOfMemoryException in Production

Sometimes you see an “OutOfMemoryException” in production and you need a memory dump of this process now to analyze the memory usage

jmap -J-d64 -dump:live,format=b,file=solr-memory-dump.bin [pid]
jmap generates a memory dump file solr-memory-dump.bin that can be used for further analysis

jhat -J-d64 -J-Xmx4096m solr-memory-dump.bin
jhat opens HTTP server on port ‘7000’

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