Document how to make thread dumps #2628
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Signed-off-by: Ravi Nadahar <[email protected]>
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Time and time again, I need to tell people how to make thread dumps, and I finally decided to document it to not have to look up how to every time.
Thread dumps are very useful for figuring out deadlocks or why a system slows down to a crawl.
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