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In a world where we break down monolithic applications into smaller services it's clear that the JVM memory model at startup is way bigger than any other langua
by Thaxll 10y ago
In a world where we break down monolithic applications into smaller services it's clear that the JVM memory model at startup is way bigger than any other language, I'm not sure how one can argue about that.
Since those "micro services" have just a few features, their memory won't grow up that much over time, so the startup memory is an important factor.
- caconym_ 10y agoI'm not a Java expert (or even a semi-frequent user of it) but I think it would be pretty crazy if you could not override the default initial heap size and, indeed, it seems that you can: http://stackoverflow.com/questions/1951347/xms-initial-heap-size-or-minimum-heap-size http://stackoverflow.com/questions/1951347/xms-initial-heap-...