With contributions from Hang Shao. By now you’ve no doubt heard of Eclipse OpenJ9 and its reputation for starting applications faster and using less memory.
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Relationship verification… Let’s get lazy!
It’s complicated… Relationship verification is very important, but can we be a little lazy about it? Java bytecode verification entails several processes, one of which
Running Payara Micro on OpenJ9
In the cloud environment, you need to bring up your microservices applications quickly and frequently in respond to user demands. Therefore, having a JVM that
OpenJ9 class sharing is enabled by default
Class sharing is a feature in Eclipse OpenJ9 that improves your application’s startup performance. It also reduces the memory footprint if the same cache shared
Comparing Jenkins startup in Docker
Containers are increasingly becoming the preferred way of deploying applications. They facilitate consistency between development and operations, allow for an easy way to build layers