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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53:45OpenJDK 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
55:06In this webinar, find out more about the pros and cons of JIT and AOT compilation.
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...
1:00:03In this webinar, Brett Vasconcellos, Azul customer and CTO of BIDS Trading, discusses with Gil Tene, CTO of Azul, how he optimized their Java infrastructure to achieve phenomenal results.
1:12:19Find out how Azul Zing, a simple drop-in replacement for your current JVM, turbocharges your Java application while reducing costs.
42:50Learn 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.
39:01Ariel 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.
44:51Since 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
58:09Microservices 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
February 12th, 1996. This is a significant date for me personally since it was the day I started work at Sun Microsystems as a Solaris Systems Engineer...
In this video, Simon Ritter shows how Java can be compressed to achieve a runtime that is an order of magnitude smaller than the standard JDK.
1:00:22An introduction to building enterprise applications using microservices, Java, Docker and Kubernetes.
Java continues to vie for first place as the most popular platform for software development in the world. The power of the Java Virtual Machine (JVM) extends the platform’s appeal... The post...
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.
Why Java is the obvious choice for Microservices, as it has a number of distinct advantages over other languages.
This white paper explains what Azul Platform Core is, and how to migrate applications from the Oracle JDK to the Zulu builds of OpenJDK.
