Azul’s High-Performance Java Platform Achieves Historic First
Fleet-level advantages achieved for cloud-native Java applications with faster warm-up, smoother scaling and reduced cost.
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John Ceccarelli
5,711 viewsFleet-level advantages achieved for cloud-native Java applications with faster warm-up, smoother scaling and reduced cost.

Tim Kelly
11,028 viewsRunning MongoDB in Kubernetes introduces challenges that don’t exist with stateless applications. By default, Kubernetes doesn’t understand …

Hanno Embregts
12,130 viewsHere's Java 25, ready to perform to the limit. It introduces stable values, and intensifies its focus on performance as more JEPs emerge …

We're excited to present the first episode of the Foojay Podcast's fifth season, marking the release of OpenJDK 25! For the first time, an …

Miro Wengner
2,739 viewsI hope my research paper helps the community understand not only the importance of proper language platform selection, but also hardware …

Luke Thompson
6,078 viewsA lot of what I have said would also apply to other strongly typed languages too—but for most of the problems I am solving at the moment, …

Miro Wengner
8,623 viewsThe name “Stochastic AI Agility” suggests that the output of using AI-LLM definitely contributes to the goal, but the impact may not be …
Jiří Holuša
6,109 viewsOn May 20, JetBrains and Azul announced a strategic technical collaboration to enhance the runtime performance and scalability of web and …

Tim Kelly
9,916 viewsREST has become the default choice for building web services, and for good reason. It’s straightforward to implement, easy for clients to …

Simon Martinelli
8,721 viewsWe’re at an inflection point. AI can generate high-quality code, but only if we give it high-quality specifications.