DevOps
DevOps engineers ensuring performant, secure Java across their workflows
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Read ArticleCloud Native Compilation: Bringing JVMs into the Modern Cloud World
Across the industry, companies are trying to rein in runaway cloud costs by squeezing more carrying capacity out of the instances they run in the cloud. Especially in the Java space, developers...
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Watch VideoCloud Native JVMs (Part 1)
Gil Tene introduces the notion of Cloud Native JVMs. JVMs that not only run code on a cloud, but can actually use the cloud environment to [better] achieve their core purpose.
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57:58Watch VideoHow Your JDK Impacts DevOps Workflows
How your choice of JDK can impact your development and DevOps workflows.
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1:02Watch VideoHow Bazaarvoice Benefits from Azul Platform Prime
Find out how Bazaarvoice managed to save costs by deploying Azul Zing...
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Curity
Making the Internet Safer: Curity Utilizes Azul Platform Core to Power its Java-Based Identity Server.
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Watch VideoAzul Mission Control and Java Flight Recorder
Demonstrated by Michal Trojanowski of DevSecOps organization, Curity
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Read ArticleLog4j Vulnerability, Libraries and OpenJDK
Anyone who works in IT will, by now, be acutely aware of the critical security vulnerability that was revealed in the Log4J library last week. It’s even being reported in mainstream media with...
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Read FAQCloud Native Compiler FAQ
The Cloud Native Compiler is a scalable Just-In-Time (JIT) compilation server. It enables Java Virtual Machines to offload JIT compilation workloads to a shared or centralized compiler service.
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59:15Watch ReplayJDK 17 - Long Term Support and Great New Features
With the release of JDK 17, we now have a new long-term support (LTS) version of the Java platform, ready to deploy in production.
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Read case studyHeirloom Computing
Heirloom Computing Leverages Azul Prime to Replatform Mainframe Workloads as Cloud Native Java Applications.
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TechStone
Three Tips to Make it Easy to Migrate from Oracle
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Transitioning from Oracle
Migrating from Oracle JDK to Azul Builds of OpenJDK
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44:51Watch ReplayHow to Keep Your Java Applications Secure
Since Oracle stopped providing free security updates for Java 8 and 11, there have been 71 published Java security vulnerabilities, including 11 published on July 14th. Deploying fixes to secure Java
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Improve DevOpsSec Processes in Production with Azul Mission Control and Java Flight Recorder
Zulu Mission Control and JDK Flight Recorder are powerful tools for Java developers, which have been open-sourced by Oracle and are now part of OpenJDK 8, 11, and later versions. This webinar shows h
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Watch ReplayAzul Webinar: Better Java Microservices Architecture
Microservices are becoming the de facto architectural approach to developing new applications. Breaking up monolithic application functionality into smaller services that can be linked together has ma
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42:50Watch ReplayMigrating from Oracle to Azul Zulu Builds
Learn best practices for migrating from Oracle to OpenJDK from Simon Ritter, Azul Deputy CTO and Java Champion, joined by Azul customer Leonardo Lima, CTO of TechStone.
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34:05Watch ReplayJava in Industrial IoT
Azul Engineer Michael Roeschter explores how Java can be used throughout the whole IIoT environment, from edge device to the data center.
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39:01Watch ReplayWhy Taboola Switched from Oracle to Azul Java
Ariel Pisetzky, Taboola's VP of IT, explains why switching to Azul Java to power their Big Data infrastructure was essential to fuel the rapid growth of their company.
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Data Science and Machine Learning. With Java?
Java is increasingly relevant to machine, deep, and reinforcement learning. Java developers need no longer be restricted to technical computing and statistical programming languages like Python and R.
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1:09:05Watch ReplayWhy Workday Relies on Azul Platform Prime
In this webinar, find out how Workday relies on Azul Zing to power Java-based SaaS for millions of employees.
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