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Garbage Collection: Reducing Pauses for Greater Java Performance
sponsored by Azul Systems, Inc

While garbage collection has been subject to a variety of optimizations over the year, it has often failed to keep pace with the continued growth in application scale and memory footprint. Long pause times, poor throughput, and inconsistent response typically arise during collection as Java applications push the practical limits of today's garbage collected runtime environments. Explore the measures being taken by organizations to improve upon the efficiency of garbage collection processes.

This TechTalk details how the pauseless garbage collection is now being utilized to overcome such performance challenges. Discover various methods of garbage collection, how it is being improved and effectively managed. Explore how pauses are being removed from garbage collection, improving Java application throughput and performance. Learn how problems such as compaction and marking are being overcome in garbage collection and gain a comprehensive understanding of the key factors impacting pause time in collectors.

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