Java. Optimization of programs. Practical methods for increasing applications performance in JVM
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Productivity setting is an experimental science, but this does not mean that engineers should resort to guesses and folklore to do their work (although it often happens that) With the help of this practical book, medium and highly qualified developers working with complex technology stacks will learn how to configure the high performance of Java applications using a quantitative, amenable approach.
In most information resources about performance, as a rule, the theory and internal structure of Java virtual machines are discussed, but in this book the main attention is paid to the practical possibilities of setting up performance by studying a wide range of aspects. There are no simple recipes, tips and tricks or algorithms in the book. Setting up performance is the process of making changes and measuring the results that requires zeal.
Learn how the principles and technologies of Java best use modern hardware and operating systems.
Explore various performance tests and common antipatterns that can have your command to a dead end.
Learn the dimensions of the performance indicators Java and the disadvantages of micro -relief.
Plunge in the assembly of garbage, protocoling, monitoring, settings and JVM tools.
Explore JIT-compilation and methods of increasing productivity in Java.
Study aspects of performance of API collections and issues of parallel calculations in Java.
About the author
Benjamin Evans - co -founder and member of the JCLARITY technologists team, startup about the production of tools for working in the field of performance designed to help developers in Java.
James Guf - a developer on Java and the author of books.
works at Morgan Stanley on the creation of business applications.
Chris Newland is the senior developer and manager of the ADVFN team, where he uses Java to process the stock market data in real time. It is also the inventor of JitWatch.
Over the past 20 years, I have spent a lot of time understanding the details of what is happening inside the JVM, but I learned something new, reading this book. It is well written, easily read and contains a lot of useful information for both a beginner programmer and a professional. Regardless of what you work on, on a dedicated server with two hundred cores or on a small machine with limited resources running Linux, this book will help you get the maximum return on your Java application. "
- Christine Flood (Christine H. Flood)
Red Hat, Inc
In most information resources about performance, as a rule, the theory and internal structure of Java virtual machines are discussed, but in this book the main attention is paid to the practical possibilities of setting up performance by studying a wide range of aspects. There are no simple recipes, tips and tricks or algorithms in the book. Setting up performance is the process of making changes and measuring the results that requires zeal.
Learn how the principles and technologies of Java best use modern hardware and operating systems.
Explore various performance tests and common antipatterns that can have your command to a dead end.
Learn the dimensions of the performance indicators Java and the disadvantages of micro -relief.
Plunge in the assembly of garbage, protocoling, monitoring, settings and JVM tools.
Explore JIT-compilation and methods of increasing productivity in Java.
Study aspects of performance of API collections and issues of parallel calculations in Java.
About the author
Benjamin Evans - co -founder and member of the JCLARITY technologists team, startup about the production of tools for working in the field of performance designed to help developers in Java.
James Guf - a developer on Java and the author of books.
works at Morgan Stanley on the creation of business applications.
Chris Newland is the senior developer and manager of the ADVFN team, where he uses Java to process the stock market data in real time. It is also the inventor of JitWatch.
Over the past 20 years, I have spent a lot of time understanding the details of what is happening inside the JVM, but I learned something new, reading this book. It is well written, easily read and contains a lot of useful information for both a beginner programmer and a professional. Regardless of what you work on, on a dedicated server with two hundred cores or on a small machine with limited resources running Linux, this book will help you get the maximum return on your Java application. "
- Christine Flood (Christine H. Flood)
Red Hat, Inc
Author:
Author:Newland Chris Chris Chris , Gof James, Evans Benjamin
Cover:
Cover:Soft
Category:
- Category:Computer & Technology
Publication language:
Publication Language:Russian
Paper:
Paper:Offset
ISBN:
ISBN:978-5-90714-84-5
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