This is a continuation of the previous post titled (Part 1 of 3): Synopsis of articles & videos on Performance tuning, JVM, GC in Java, Mechanical Sympathy, et al.
Without any further ado, lets get started with our next set of blogs and videos, chop…chop…! This time its Martin Thompson’s blog posts and talks. Martin’s first post on Java Garbage collection distilled basically distils the GC process and the underlying components including throwing light on a number of interesting GC flags (-XX:…). In his next talk he does his myth busting shaabang about mechanical sympathy, what people correctly believe in and the misconceptions. In the talk on performance testing, Martin takes its further and fuses Java, OS and the hardware to show how understanding of all these aspects can help write better programs.
Java Garbage Collection Distilled by Martin Thompson
There are too many flags to allow tuning the GC to achieve the throughput and latency your application requires. There’s plenty of documentation on the specifics of the bells and whistles around them but none to guide you through them.
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