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Charge Vertical Scaling With the Latest Java GCs

DZone

In the dynamic landscape of Java ecosystem enhancements, one could miss an important progress that has been made in Java Garbage Collection (GC) in recent years. Meanwhile, the latest generations of GC bring far-reaching consequences for running Java applications.

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Java Is Greener on Arm

DZone

Even those not particularly interested in computer technology have heard of microprocessor architectures. This is especially true with the recent news that Qualcomm is rumored to be examining the possibility of acquiring various parts of Intel and Uber is partnering with Ampere Computing.

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SRE Best Practices for Java Applications

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Site reliability engineering (SRE) plays a vital role in ensuring Java applications' high availability, performance, and scalability. Each section will be illustrated with relevant Java code samples to provide practical insights.

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Announcing Java SSRF protection in Dynatrace Application Security

Dynatrace

Real-time, runtime-aware security for Java applications Dynatrace Java SSRF protection brings real-time, runtime-aware security to Java applications, preventing unauthorized outbound requests before they reach internal systems or third-party services. A strong ecosystem and community support the ongoing popularity of Java.

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Creating Scalable OpenAI GPT Applications in Java

DZone

One of the more notable aspects of ChatGPT is its engine, which not only powers the web-based chatbot but can also be integrated into your Java applications.

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Heap Memory In Java Applications Performance Testing

DZone

Does every performance engineer need to know about how memory in Java works? To completely fine-tune the java performance bottlenecks for high performance my answer is YES. Java has automatic memory management, a garbage collector that works in the background to clean up the unused/unreferenced objects and free up some memory.

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Java 23: What Developers Need To Know

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As Java implements its 23rd major release on September 17, 2024, developers are in for a treat with many new features and improvements. Let's dive into the key aspects developers should be excited about in Java 23. Let's dive into the key aspects developers should be excited about in Java 23.

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