The jstack command is part of the Java Development Kit (JDK), specifically the openjdk-xx-jdk package (where xx is the Java version).
Here’s a detailed, feature-length guide to installing and using jstack on Ubuntu.
🚀 Basic Usage Examples
Get PID of Java process
ps aux | grep java
# or
jps -l
For Java 8 (Legacy systems):
sudo apt install openjdk-8-jdk
After installation, verify that jstack is now accessible:
jstack -version
Example output:
1.8.0_392
~repack~: Install Jstack On Ubuntu
The jstack command is part of the Java Development Kit (JDK), specifically the openjdk-xx-jdk package (where xx is the Java version).
Here’s a detailed, feature-length guide to installing and using jstack on Ubuntu.
🚀 Basic Usage Examples
Get PID of Java process
ps aux | grep java
# or
jps -l
For Java 8 (Legacy systems):
sudo apt install openjdk-8-jdk
After installation, verify that jstack is now accessible:
jstack -version
Example output:
1.8.0_392