> defend the horrid JVM problems
Such as? It's one of the most widely used platform for backend services, basically almost all top 500 company has some business critical infrastructure running Java. It surely can't have "too horrid" problems..
> defend the horrid JVM problems
Such as? It's one of the most widely used platform for backend services, basically almost all top 500 company has some business critical infrastructure running Java. It surely can't have "too horrid" problems..
I gave an example. Go allocate 8 gigs. Then get it garbage collected. Why is JVM still allocating 8 gigs?
We have Java services running on 512MB k8s nodes.
Furthermore, collection time (for moving collectors) is a function of the liveset, not the # of dead objects.
The JVM is awesome. The only problem with Java is all of the Java code that has ever been written.