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This article walks step-by-step through how to set up TotalView to find memory leaks in a Jenkins continuous integration system.

JWT, or JSON Web Token, is an open standard used as a secure way to transmit information or authenticate users. Learn what a JWT looks like and what it's used for, in addition to a common JWT example.

Our security strategy incorporates industry best practices of identification, authentication, authorization, and auditing for each control we build into our platform. We cover our recent security enhancements and unpack how they align with evolving enterprise InfoSec standards and policies.

In this article, we look at three different ways to enable remote debugging workflows using TotalView technologies.

Defining what is the transshipment problem and what is the assignment problem. This blog describes how they can be understood and solved as transportation problems using IMSL.

REST APIs provide a way for two systems to request access and use data via HTTP. Learn more about REST, REST vs. SOAP, and examples in our blog.

Games coming out for a specific console are a thing of the past. Players want to connect online using a variety of hardware. Cross-platform game development allows your team to code once and release everywhere.

You’ve spoken, we’ve listened. We’re bringing new out-of-the-box connectors for MySQL, Couchbase, and Mongo with white-glove support that you’ve come to love with our native data sources.

Get an overview of build automation and guidance for successful builds.

This article discusses how to compile a simple C application for debugging and debug that application with the TotalView graphical debugger.

Learn how scaling a unified developer portal across multiple API management solutions can improve end-user experience, and alleviate burdens on the enterprise.

Memory and performance problems are among the most difficult to solve. Learn what are memory leaks, what causes memory leads, and tools for testing memory leaks.