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Why is Prime Different?

Simon Ritter
Simon Ritter

Azul’s Platform Prime is based on OpenJDK but uses a modified JVM to deliver lower latency and higher throughput. This video will explain what changes have been made to improve the performance of the garbage collector and Just-in-time (JIT) compiler. This includes how ReadyNow warmup elimination technology can make applications perform at peak performance right from the start.

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Azul’s Platform Core is a drop-in replacement for existing JDK installations. This short tutorial will show how easy it is to install Azul’s Zulu builds of OpenJDK and switch applications to use t...