Frank Delporte
5,491 viewsStartup Speed of Spring and Quarkus JARs on the Raspberry Pi
The same application was developed in both Spring and Quarkus. The average startup speed of my Quarkus JAR is 3 to 4 times faster compared …
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Frank Delporte
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Kevin Farnham
6,659 viewsWhat is JVM Bytecode?
Everyone who programs in Java is familiar with the term "bytecode". But how many of us understand what JDK bytecode actually is?
Jean-Philippe Bempel
4,348 viewsUseful Hotspot JVM Options for Today: Heap Sizing
The HotSpot JVM has a lot of options available. I have summed up here some of the most useful JVM options in the context of heap sizing.
Kevin Farnham
4,534 viewsWhy the JVM Is a Brilliant Platform for New Programming Languages
The capability of the JVM to overcome problems related to hardware and operating systems is why we're seeing inventions of new languages on …
Gunnar Morling
2,839 viewsJmFrX: A Bridge From JMX to Java Flight Recorder
Announcement of a new open-source utility: JmFrX, a tool for capturing JMX data with Java Flight Recorder, making it available for offline …
Karl Heinz Marbaise
5,826 viewsStream.concat vs. New ArrayList Performance
What happened when the Java Stream API met the ArrayList? Which is faster and more performant? Read on to find out about some initial …
Gunnar Morling
3,253 viewsMonitoring REST APIs with Custom Java Flight Recorder Events
Let's explore how custom, application-specific JFR events are used to monitor a REST API, to track request counts, identify long-running …
Ray Tsang
5,017 viewsContainer Awareness for Java Developers Today
When you containerize a Java application, make sure your base JDK image is container-aware so that the JDK can allocate memory and CPU …
Marcus Hirt
4,996 viewsA Closer Look at Java Flight Recorder Streaming
Learn some of the things you can do with Java Flight Recorder streaming, as well as some of the things you may want to avoid!
Marko Topolnik
5,156 viewsSub-10 ms Latency in Java: Concurrent GC with Green Threads
Same problem from the opposite angle: what can we do to help Hazelcast Jet achieve the best performance available on a JVM?