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> The AOT cache file has a size of 66 MB in this case. It is considered an implementation detail and as such is subject to change between Java versions. Does t
by robertlagrant 2y ago
> The AOT cache file has a size of 66 MB in this case. It is considered an implementation detail and as such is subject to change between Java versions.
Does this mean this is mostly focused on containerised environments? I assume it means you couldn't upgrade the JVM on a server and know that this will keep working?
- gunnarmorling 2y agoLeyden's AOT support is not specifically geared towards containerized workloads, AFAICS. It's a general trend in the Java world though to bundle the JVM alongside applications, potentially creating a tailored JVM distribution with just a subset of all the available modules of the SDK. The model where one JVM is installed on a server and multiple applications are using it is becoming more and more rare. In that current model, a JVM upgrade would happen when distributing a new version of the application using it.
- robertlagrant 2y agoI've been out of the Java world a while - you spotted exactly what I was thinking of, which was a global JVM deployment that everything used. Or at least an app container that lots of things used. Thanks for the update.