We’re excited to announce the release of Eclipse OpenJ9 v0.59.0 🎉
Get it now at https://t.co/a5L4Qq9Gna and explore the latest improvements.
Curious about OpenJ9 GC policies♻️? We’ve included a quick overview below with a deep-dive article coming soon. Stay tuned!
We’re pleased to announce the availability of Eclipse OpenJ9 v0.58.0 which adds support for OpenJDK 26 🎉
A big thanks to IBM for building and distributing Semeru Runtimes Open Edition with this release. Downloads available here: https://t.co/uWwskTV3cb
Great article featuring @OpenLibertyIO and an exploration of #Java virtual threads and Open Liberty’s thread pool comparing memory footprint, CPU utilization, throughput and more.
#JakartaEE#MicroProfile#OpenJ9
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As @mstoodle says, we're always keen to hear from our users and our community is really quite friendly :) . If you haven't arleady, join our slack instance at https://t.co/4u6Q5Gf7Mx
My Eclipse @OpenJ9 and IBM Semeru Runtimes talk at JCON 2024, looking at adoption and things we're doing to improve! Thanks again to @jcon_conference for the opportunity to present in a movie theatre!!
A great opportunity to learn more about the most recent Eclipse @OpenJ9 release and to directly meet and hear from the developers and technical leads behind this incredible project!
Eclipse @OpenJ9 recently announced the release of OpenJ9 v0.44.0 (April Quarterly refresh) OpenJ9 v0.45.0 (JDK22). Join us at the OpenJ9 community call on June 18, 10:30am EST as we discuss some of the new features that made it to the release. https://t.co/VKnL3kOycY
@MarkusKett@OpenLibertyIO You can have a laugh at my own antics, including my amusing quest to get the demo right, starting at about 26:30 in that video. Oh, and you can learn a bit about @OpenLibertyIO, CRIU, InstantOn, IBM Semeru Runtimes, and (not enough yet?) ultra fast 21.8X faster Java startup !!!!!
JCON2024 keynote with @MarkusKett on EclipseStore: simple, databaseless in-memory data processing. Up to 1000x faster queries, up to 99% cloud db cost savings. With @OpenLibertyIO InstantOn and Semeru Runtimes JDK, production ready EclipseStore cluster nodes start in milliseconds
@rmannibucau Yes, C# originated from J++ (Microsoft Java). While Java adopted some ideas from C# which took the idea of Java, all OO programming languages share similar concepts.
I'm impressed with OpenJ9. For better performance, I'll consider J9 since it avoids compile-time issues.
Honored to be speaking today about Cloud-Native Java at the Open Source North conference in beautiful St. Paul. Pls join me in ASC Room C at 1PM.
#osn2024@OpenLibertyIO@openj9@SemeruRuntimes
How We Developed the Eclipse OpenJ9 CRIU Support for Fast Java Startup https://t.co/nbJZECd1Zh via @DZoneInc Check out this feature that make @OpenLibertyIO an ideal runtime for #CloudNative and #serverless applications.
@jcon_conference@IBMDeveloper@OpenLibertyIO@openj9@jcon_conference All three workshop sections showcase how Semeru Runtimes and Eclipse @openj9 use significantly (half to two thirds) less memory than e.g. Eclipse Temurin with the same heap size settings.
I'd love to hear how the workshop works for you!
@RpxDeveloper@mstoodle Getting there albeit slowly: @OpenJ9 interpreter can (has?) run on RISC-V and there's community contribution on the JIT side (see https://t.co/XOhCpPmYKW). The base @EclipseOMR project also has a lot of infra and tests RISC-V (see https://t.co/lfj4QDRLBW). Contributions welcome!
@jcon_conference@IBMDeveloper@OpenLibertyIO@openj9 3rd (last) part of the workshop: see how the Semeru Cloud Compiler offloads @OpenJ9 JIT CPU and memory overheads. easy to deploy and enabled a 67% increase in the number of responses processed in the first minute for a JavaEE7 application running with just 1 CPU core and 200MB!
@jcon_conference@IBMDeveloper@OpenLibertyIO@openj9 Workshop part 2: learn about @OpenLibertyIO and Semeru Runtime InstantOn by adding a single line to a Dockerfile to start a JavaEE ready server in 200-400ms with no Java language restrictions. Not using InstantOn? Your server workloads could be starting 10X-20X slower!
In part 1, learn about @OpenJ9's shared classes cache. See why @OpenLibertyIO uses it by default to save roughly 40% startup time v. Eclipse Temurin. Then learn how you can also easily cut ~50% from Tomcat startup with shared cache: on any platform with no language restrictions.
A great way to learn about how to use all our completely open source JVM technologies: 1) Shared Classes Cache (Java start in 50% of time), 2) InstantOn (Java start 10X-20X faster on Linux), and our JIT server (Cloud Compiler) that offloads JIT overheads to a remote JIT service!
@jcon_conference@IBMDeveloper@OpenLibertyIO@openj9 JCON2024 workshop "Java with Ultra Fast Startup and Remote JIT Compilation", see https://t.co/DNz0Uh114C to run in a container on your laptop. Includes pdf of my slides so it's a bit beefy:
git clone https://t.co/C4a1eHoLZk
See https://t.co/nbFFVToqqH and https://t.co/PKi7U91WEh for tips on how to reach ultra fast startup and offload JIT compilation overheads to an independent service!