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The ecosystem is good and growing, but not as extensive as java, of course. We use generic cloud monitoring/SRE tools (think statsd, not jcmd, for example). Fro
by stmw 7y ago
The ecosystem is good and growing, but not as extensive as java, of course. We use generic cloud monitoring/SRE tools (think statsd, not jcmd, for example). From prior experience, I also think JVMs somehow tend to require more of this kind of tooling, compared to Rust - or, for that matter, other languages & runtimes.
- jdm2212 7y agoI'm curious how much Java needs the tooling in an all else equal situation (totally possible 'cuz Java is _old_) vs how much Java has all this cool tooling that enables/encourages people to do things that aren't possible in Go but which require the tooling. I've mostly used the Java, C++ and Go in my career, and it's pretty amazing to me that I can write write safe, readable code (like Go) on top of high-performance libraries (like C++) and step through code on a prod machine with a remote debugger, get live performance metrics with a single CLI command, etc.