This training introduces unified memory dump analysis pattern language for Windows, Linux, and Mac OS X using WinDbg, GDB, and LLDB for exercises. It includes 3 training courses and online access to the vast collection of memory analysis patterns:

This training introduces novel static and dynamic malware analysis pattern languages for security researchers, system and network administrators, digital forensics and malware analysts. It includes 2 training courses, 2 seminar transcripts, a pattern reference, and online access to the vast collection of analysis patterns:

This comprehensive training for software developers, site reliability and performance engineers teaches postmortem, live local and remote debugging techniques using Microsoft WinDbg debugger and features:

This comprehensive training for software technical support engineers, system administrators, DevOps, software developers and testers, site reliability and performance engineers teaches the analysis of all memory spaces for patterns of abnormal software behavior in process, kernel, and complete (physical) memory dumps and features:

The full transcript of Software Diagnostics Services training with 13 step-by-step exercises, notes, source code of specially created modeling applications and selected Q&A. Covers 22 .NET memory dump analysis patterns plus additional 11 unmanaged patterns. Learn how to analyze CLR 4 .NET application and service crashes and freezes, navigate through memory dump space (managed and unmanaged code) and diagnose corruption, leaks, CPU spikes, blocked threads, deadlocks, wait chains, resource contention, and much more.

Anolog.io is our latest cloud project for anomaly detection in software traces and logs. It consists of 4 main elements:

For the number of years, we were developing high-end software diagnostics, forensics, prognostics solutions but we never named the implementation of the underlying technology for pattern-oriented methodology developed by Software Diagnostics Institute. For Better Analysis of Crashes and Hangs for Analysis Improvement we name it BACH.Technology for AI^®TM.

Contains reprinted articles in full color (including 170 figures) from ten volumes of Memory Dump Analysis Anthology related to pattern-oriented software diagnostics with additional comments showing the historical development of this autonomous and distinctive discipline over the last 12 years. Some articles from the forthcoming volume 11 are also included. In addition to 13 new articles, the second edition also includes one relevant article from Debugged!

35 years ago:

"Considerable time, resources and money now lost on unorganized, trial-and-error approaches to storage dump debugging ..."

Daniel H. Rindfleisch, Author of "Debugging System 360/370 Programs Using OS And VS Storage Dumps"

Since then, software became much more complex and widespread. Unfortunately, today we can still quote the same phrase:

Huge amount of "time, resources and money now lost on unorganized, trial-and-error approaches to [memory] dump debugging".