Moving to G1GC

Conference

Java, JVM, Javas SE/EE
Main Keynote Room	Wednesday at 11:15 - 12:15
The Garbage First Garbage Collector is scheduled to be the default collector in Java 9. Although it's supposed to be more self-tuning than any previous collector. tuning it can be very daunting. On the surface it looks like an evacuating generational collector but in reality it is very different. In this talk we'll deep dive into G1 and then use case studies to get an idea of how one might configure this collector to improve both application and GC throughput using information found in the GC logs.

Kirk Pepperdine
Moving to G1GC The Garbage First Garbage Collector is scheduled to be the default collector in Java 9. Although it's supposed to be more self-tuning than any previous collector. tuning it can be very daunting. On the surface it looks like an evacuating generational collector but in reality it is very different. In this talk we'll deep dive into G1 and then use case studies to get an idea of how one might configure this collector to improve both application and GC throughput using information found in the GC logs.

Kirk Pepperdine

Moving to G1GC

The Garbage First Garbage Collector is scheduled to be the default collector in Java 9. Although it's supposed to be more self-tuning than any previous collector. tuning it can be very daunting. On the surface it looks like an evacuating generational collector but in reality it is very different. In this talk we'll deep dive into G1 and then use case studies to get an idea of how one might configure this collector to improve both application and GC throughput using information found in the GC logs.

Moving to G1GC

Conference

Main Keynote Room