Java Champion Simon Ritter examines how the Java platform has changed, both in this release and since the last LTS, JDK 11.
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46:59This webinar discusses the current and future state of the Java core platform, JDKs and enterprise Java development, JDK 17 and 18, cloud migration strategies, and log4j.
Log4j 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...
Cloud 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...
Kafka Throughput on Azul Platform Prime vs OpenJDK
Today we continue in our series of articles measuring performance of Azul Platform Prime against vanilla OpenJDK. In past articles, we have looked at Renaissance benchmark and Solr. Today, we look...
24:21Navigating the Cloud Paradox with Scott Sellers, President & CEO
The cloud presents a powerful tool for transforming your business at a time when reinvention is often a matter of survival. Yet, uncontrolled cloud costs create margin pressure and can harm the valuat
Capitalize On The Cloud Without Overspending
IT leaders face various and sometimes contradictory priorities: increase agility, drive digital transformation, prepare for remote work environment – all in the face of budget uncertainty
Healthcare Solution Brief
Learn how the Azul Platform can inform your healthcare use case! Embed Java in medical devices, speed up healthcare services and keep your healthcare Java applications secure and stable
30:47Cloud 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.
59:58A webinar presented by Java Champion Simon Ritter and moderated by Charles Humble, Editor-in-Chief at Container Solutions.
Heirloom Computing
Heirloom Computing Leverages Azul Prime to Replatform Mainframe Workloads as Cloud Native Java Applications.
What is OpenJDK?
I talk to many people about how they use Java, and I find there is a high level of misunderstanding about what OpenJDK is. The idea of this post is to provide a clear description of what OpenJDK...
Solr Throughput on Azul Platform Prime vs OpenJDK
At Azul, we have been measuring the performance of popular Java open-source projects on our optimized Azul Zulu Prime Builds of OpenJDK (Azul Zulu Prime) versus vanilla Azul Zulu Builds of OpenJDK...
53:45Three Pillars for Improved Java Performance
OpenJDK provides a Java platform that can scale to even internet-sized workloads. However, because of the managed runtime environment, overall performance can be compromised. In this webinar, Simon R
55:06AOT or JIT - Faster Startup, Faster Code
In this webinar, find out more about the pros and cons of JIT and AOT compilation.
Java 16 – JDK 16 Updates and New Features
How time flies! Even in these extraordinary times, it seems hard to believe another six months have passed, and we now have a new release of the JDK. As usual, I will summarise all the new...