Ana Maria Mihalceanu at JNation 2024
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Live demo shows how to inspect TLS handshakes and certificates using JFR plus JDK tools like jcmd and JDK Mission Control, and how to read security settings from running JVMs. Uses the JFR event streaming API (JDK16+) to create custom events, then stream to Prometheus for continuous cloud monitoring. Also demonstrates integrating native libraries with jextract + Foreign Function & Memory API and notes jextract availability soon via SDKMAN.
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