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Usual caveats of “you should run load to see if it’s truly wasted”, but we do know that Java defaults are not ideal out of the box and so we analysed a ton of w
by karianna 10mo ago
Usual caveats of “you should run load to see if it’s truly wasted”, but we do know that Java defaults are not ideal out of the box and so we analysed a ton of workloads on Azure and came up with this: https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/java/jaz https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/java/jaz - better defaults out of the box for the JVM in containers at runtime.
- ice3 10mo agoNo source, useless outside of azure.
- jeroenhd 10mo agoYou can just install it outside of Azure: https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/java/jaz/overview#install-from-the-linux-software-repository-for-microsoft-products https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/java/jaz/overview#install-... Note: the tool calls out to Microsoft but the docs don't say what data is shared ("telemetry"), better make sure your firewalls are functioning before running this tool. Not sure what the source license story is.
- wozzio 10mo agoThat doc is gold thanks for linking. Yeah defaults are the enemy here. Most of the waste I'm seeing in the data comes from generic Spring Boot apps running with out of the box settings where the JVM assumes it owns the entire node.