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Eliminating Large JVM GC Pauses Caused by Background IO Traffic Coauthor: Cuong Tran, Systems Architect In our production environments, we have repeatedly seen that applications running in JVM Â (Java Virtual Machine) occasionally experience large STW (Stop-The-World) application pauses due to JVMâs GC logging being blocked by background IO traffic (e.g., OS page cache writeback). Â During such STW
The diagram below is the Java Memory Model for the Heap as well as the PermGen for any Java Application running in the Java Virtual Machine (JVM). The ratios are also provided to get a fair understanding of how the distribution of allowed memory is done across each of the generation types. All of the info is completely applicable up to Java 1.7 (inclusive). This diagram is also known as the 'Manag
Daniel Mitterdorfer, comSysto GmbH @dmitterd Behold! It will get scary. Topics Illusions by (J)VMs Interpreter JIT Compiler Memory Illusions Based on A JVM Does That??? Write Once, Run Anywhere One "Binary" for All Platforms Consistent Memory Model (Java Memory Model) Consistent Thread Model Bytecodes Are Fast (JITing) Infinite Heap (Garbage Collection) What "is" a JVM? The JVM is specified in The
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- The document discusses optimizing Java performance on hardware by leveraging features like AES-NI, transparent huge pages, and compiler intrinsics. - It provides examples showing performance improvements from using these features, such as faster encryption times when enabling AES-NI and fewer TLB misses with transparent huge pages. - It also discusses Java VM options, garbage collection, and the
High Performance Solr and JVM Tuning Strategies used for MapQuestâs Search Ahead: Presented by Darren Spehr, MapQuest MapQuest developed a search ahead feature for their mobile app to enable auto-complete searching across their large dataset. They used Solr and implemented various techniques to optimize performance, including custom routing, analysis during ETL, and extensive JVM tuning. Their arc
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A software developer's public collection of tips and tricks, real-world solutions, and industry commentary related to Java programming. Charlie Hunt (Oracle's Lead JVM Performance Engineer) presented "The Definitive Set of HotSpot Performance Command-line Options" (19820) in Yosemite A/B/C in the Hilton San Francisco on Monday morning. He introduced himself with description of his "12+ years of Ja
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In Java, not all value stores are created equal, in particular storing object references is different to storing primitive values. This makes perfect sense when we consider that the JVM is a magical place where object allocation, relocation and deletion are somebody else's problem. So while in theory writing a reference field is the same as writing the same sized primitive (an int on 32bit JVMs or
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