Release 5.0.1

Container

There is no need to download or build garbagecat to run the latest code. Simply run the container release, which is updated with each commit.

For example, run the following in the directory where gc-example exists (GARBAGECAT_HOME/src/test/):

$ docker run --pull=always -v "$PWD":/home/garbagecat/files:z ghcr.io/mgm3746/garbagecat:latest --console -p -t 20 /home/garbagecat/files/gc-example.log > report.txt

NOTES:

• Local directory gets mounted to the /home/garbagecat/files/ container directory.
• The local directory must have world execute permission (Linux).
• The report is written to stdout with the --console option.
• Containers are automatically updated with each commit, so you are always running with the lastest updates.
• Supported architectures are x86_64 and arm64.

Build

Get source:

$ git clone https://github.com/mgm3746/garbagecat.git

Build it:

$ cd garbagecat
$ /path/to/mvn clean (rebuilding)
$ /path/to/mvn --settings settings.xml package
$ export JAVA_HOME=/usr/lib/jvm/java/ (or wherever a JDK is installed)
$ /path/to/mvn --settings settings.xml javadoc:javadoc

Release 5.0.0

Performance and size optimizations (e.g. remove hsqldb).

Release 4.0.2

Release 4.0.2.

Release 4.0.1

Release 4.0.1.

Release 4.0.0

JDK17 support.

Release 3.0.5

Fix ResourceBundle detection in Windows and other updates.

Release 3.0.4

Application stopped time analysis for JDK11 plus other fixes based on testing the latest JDK8 and JDK11 releases.

Release 3.0.3

JDK11 support for uptime, uptimemillis, time, and default decorators across all unified logging events.

Release 3.0.2

Initial 2020 release.

Release 3.0.1

Unified G1 detailed logging parsing + bug fixes.