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Drop in a JVM GC log and get an instant report — throughput, pauses, memory-leak signals and tuning advice. Parsed entirely in your browser; your logs never leave your machine.
System.gc() · consider -XX:+DisableExplicitGCFrom legacy deployments to the latest JDKs — unified logging and classic formats alike.
Not just charts — every number is computed from your log and traceable in the event table.
The checks you actually need at 3 AM, one click away.
Results in seconds. Parsing happens locally in your browser — nothing is uploaded, ever.
Linear regression over the after-GC footprint catches a steadily growing old generation before it takes the service down.
Throughput, average / P99 / max pauses, allocation rate and the full timeline of every collection.
Concrete JVM flags — from -XX:+DisableExplicitGC to right-sizing the heap — each tied to what your log shows.
Every metric maps to the parsed event table, so you can cross-check against your own application logs.
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Safe to keep enabled in production — logging overhead is typically under 3%.
Java 9+: -Xlog:gc*:file=gc.log
Java 8: -XX:+PrintGCDetails -Xloggc:gc.log
Drag the file into the analyzer — parsing happens right in your browser, no account required.
Follow the recommendations: fix leaks, right-size the heap, cut pauses — then re-analyze to confirm.
The difference is architectural: there is no server to trust.
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