John Ceccarelli
5,514 viewsAzul’s High-Performance Java Platform Achieves Historic First
Fleet-level advantages achieved for cloud-native Java applications with faster warm-up, smoother scaling and reduced cost.
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John Ceccarelli
5,514 views
Jiří Holuša
6,062 viewsJetBrains and Azul Collaborate on Kotlin Performance in Various JVMs
On May 20, JetBrains and Azul announced a strategic technical collaboration to enhance the runtime performance and scalability of web and …
2,932 viewsBoosting Kafka Latency Performance by 3x with Zing JVM and AutoMQ
Why is Latency so Important to Kafka? The importance of low latency in Kafka stems from the use cases it enables. Many applications that …
Mahendra Rao B
44,967 viewsPreparing for Spring Boot 4 and Spring Framework 7: What’s New?
Spring Boot 4 and Spring 7 bring API changes, native threads, and resilience. Prepare your codebase for the upgrade.
Anthony Layton
2,500 viewsSustainability Starts with Your Runtime: Meet a Green JVM
Whether you’re a sustainability lead, a FinOps architect, or a Java developer who just cares about clean code and a cleaner planet, Azul …
Geertjan Wielenga
15,309 viewsPrime Time: The High Performance Java Event
Java is the engine behind mission-critical applications and end user experiences. From faster response times to consistent performance, Java …
Frank Delporte
2,607 viewsWhen ReadyNow Can Only Compile on Traffic Loads
This is the fifth and final blog post in a series on faster Java application warmup with ReadyNow. If you haven’t been following the series, …
Frank Delporte
2,984 viewsImprove Your Java Applications’ Startup and Compilation Speed with Optimizer Hub
This is the fourth blog post in a series on faster Java application warmup with ReadyNow. If you haven’t been following the series, go back …
David Vlijmincx
4,737 viewsBenchmark and profiling Java with JMH
Exploring how to profile and benchmark Java code using JMH and Async profiler.
Frank Delporte
3,429 viewsHow to Train ReadyNow to Achieve Optimal Java Performance
This is the third blog post in a series on faster Java application warmup with ReadyNow. If you haven’t been following the series, go back …