Memory Efficient Java
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When developers and operations are asked what their biggest performance bottleneck is, Kirk finds that it is rare that memory inefficiency comes up as an answer. **Unfortunately, this runs counter to the observation that 60% of all applications are memory-inefficient.** Quite often this memory inefficiency hides as lower application throughput and longer, more frequent tail latency events, meaning that other things often take the blame. In this talk, Kirk will look at the telltale signs that your application is in that 60% and the steps you can take to attack this problem. **In this talk, you'll learn:** * Signs that your application is within the 60% that are memory-inefficient * Typical examples of memory inefficient performances * How you can change this to become memory-efficient **What GOTO attendees have said about past versions of this talk:** </br> * *Super helpful!* * *Great Q&A, answered a lot of my questions*
Transcript
When developers and operations are asked what their biggest performance bottleneck is, Kirk finds that it is rare that memory inefficiency comes up as an answer.
Unfortunately, this runs counter to the observation that 60% of all applications are memory-inefficient.
Quite often this memory inefficiency hides as lower application throughput and longer, more frequent tail latency events, meaning that other things often take the blame. In this talk, Kirk will look at the telltale signs that your application is in that 60% and the steps you can take to attack this problem.
In this talk, you'll learn:
- Signs that your application is within the 60% that are memory-inefficient
- Typical examples of memory inefficient performances
- How you can change this to become memory-efficient
What GOTO attendees have said about past versions of this talk:
- Super helpful!
- Great Q&A, answered a lot of my questions
About the speakers
Kirk knows more about the JVM than most of the engineers that actually build it do. Let him take you to the secrets and dark corners of the JVM. #java