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The Costs of Hidden Logging
The story of a partially implemented logging facility in the JDK 8 backport of JFR (for which I was also partially responsible)!
The introduction of a throughput management mechanism in JFR allows getting fine details about the application behavior without the risk of being overwhelmed by the sheer number of JFR events.
The results of our preliminary tests of the setups previously completely unable to run with the allocation profiling events turned on are very exciting – JFR with event emission rate controller is able to provide a clear statistical picture of the allocation activity while keeping the recording size at a very manageable level thanks to the limit imposed on the number of captured TLAB events.
So happy to see @OpenJDK uses #SonarCloud to guarantee High #CodeQuality for @java #Java25 @SonarSource
https://bugs.openjdk.org/browse/JDK-8357798
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Confession: I usually lose the Flow switching between Quality Gates and Code 📉😅
But I connected @claudeai + #SonarQube via #MCP
Verify & Fix vulnerabilities without touching the mouse.
Zero context switching. Pure flow. 🚀
https://foojay.io/today/claude-code-sonarqube-mcp/
#Java #AI @foojayio
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