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Java performs well as long as you're CPU bound. But memory is becoming cheap enough to keep substantial parts of a database in memory. Avoiding all that IO tran
by fauigerzigerk 13y ago
Java performs well as long as you're CPU bound. But memory is becoming cheap enough to keep substantial parts of a database in memory. Avoiding all that IO translates into enormous performance gains. Unfortunately, in Java (using the Oracle VM) you can't keep a lot of data in memory without getting killed by garbage collector pauses.