Pauseless Garbage Collection

Frank Cohen Las Vegas'ta düzenlenen TheServerSide.com Java Sempozyumunda gördüklerini ve duyduklarını bloglarına taşımış. Bu bloglarından bir tanesine ilginç bir diyaloğa rastladım:

Azul Systems participated in the Server Side Java Symposium as both exhibitor and speakers. I had a chance to sit down for ten minutes to speak with Gil Tene, CTO and cofounder at Azul. "I've been blown away with what we have accomplished in our generational pauseless garbage collection performance," Gil said, "Using Kirk Pepperdine's performance benchmark we have measure 35 Gbytes/second of continuous, no gc pause, hashmap allocation rates!" Gil told me Cliff Click has a JavaOne talk on a log3 hashtable that they plan to open source. It scales linearly to 700 cpus or more. Gil said he expect 10 Gbytes/second and was "blown away by 35." By comparison the typical Linux system clocks at 1 Gbytes/second.
http://www.theserverside.com/news/thread.tss?thread_id=44764

Frank Cohen ayrıca aynı sempozyumda XML Scalability and Performance konusunda bir sunum da yapmış. Yaklaşık 4.5Mb. büyüklüğündeki ve pdf formatındaki sunumu aşağıdaki adresten indirebilirsiniz:

http://downloads.pushtotest.com/presentations/2007_TSSJS_XMLPerf.pdf