SapMachine

An OpenJDK release maintained and supported by SAP SE.

[SapMachine @SweetSapMachine]

SapMachine updates July/2025 are published. As always, available at https://t.co/pyskokGt46 and all other channels.

[SapMachine @SweetSapMachine]

SapMachine Releases 24.0.1, 21.0.7 and 17.0.15 are available now. Check it out on
👉https://t.co/uzk23Bd93F👈

[SapMachine @SweetSapMachine]

SapMachine 24 is ready and ships through all our known channels. 🚀https://t.co/y4bIiBPKuW

[SAP Open Source @sapopensource]

Linux 6.12 introduces scheduler extensions—enabling custom schedulers via eBPF! 🚀 Learn how we used this for concurrency testing in OpenJDK, stopping & starting threads inside the kernel. Don't miss the #FOSDEM2025 session with @parttimen3rd.
🔗 https://t.co/zxVfy1Yk1O.

[SAP Open Source @sapopensource]

Struggling with Java profiling trade-offs?Stability vs. precision is a challenge! Learn how to combine JFR, eBPF probes, & async sampling for accurate profiling. Don't miss the #FOSDEM2025 talk from @BachorikJ and @parttimen3rd on the future of JVM! 🔗 https://t.co/Zsi8aJsP5W.

[SAP Open Source @sapopensource]

Java’s Foreign Function & Memory API (JEP 454) is changing how we call native code! 🔥 In this session, we explore FFI internals, calling conventions, stack layouts & the future of Java-native integration. Don't miss it! #FOSDEM2025
🔗 https://t.co/sFSq3Vl2V8.

[SapMachine @SweetSapMachine]

The SapMachine January 2025 updates are available! 🥳

[SapMachine @SweetSapMachine]

As always, here's the completion notification for our SapMachine October 2024 update. Patches for all supported releases have been built and distributed through all channels. Have fun on https://t.co/pyskokH0TE

[SapMachine @SweetSapMachine]

We released SapMachine 23 last week and you can finally find it in all known places. Thanks everybody who contributed.

👉https:/sapmachine.io/ 👈

[SapMachine @SweetSapMachine]

https://t.co/qCSjwjtqUU July 2024 releases are out on all channels. Have fun patching.

[SapMachine @SweetSapMachine]

Virtual Threads in @java have immense potential to change the way server applications run. But it will take time to mature, and there are a few pitfalls to be aware of: Visit https://t.co/9gDdvg5WFy to read more.

[Johannes Bechberger @parttimen3rd]

Thanks to @saplabsbg for hosting me and @SweetSapMachine

[Thomas Stuefe @tstuefe]

@forked_franz @nitsanw Note that @SweetSapMachine can do it (breaking a lance here for my old team). We tried to change OOM behavior but failed to convince upstream.

https://t.co/yHrtjUEsoz

[Thanos Stratikopoulos @thanos_str]

New JDK distribution is added in #TornadoVM installer!
@TornadoVM can be installed with @SweetSapMachine #OpenJDK 21 to accelerate #Java on #CPUs, #GPUs and #FPGAs!

#opensource #acceleration #OpenCL #CUDA @IntelDevTools #oneAPI #LevelZero

[SapMachine @SweetSapMachine]

SapMachine April 2024 update delivered. Find our binaries for 22.0.1, 21.0.3, 17.0.11 and 11.0.23 on https://t.co/qCSjwjsT5m, https://t.co/y5WgIv0D2I, https://t.co/EEHqPWLSR7 or wherever you are used to consume from. 🙌

[SapMachine @SweetSapMachine]

January update cycle completed. Get the latest updates for SapMachine on https://t.co/qCSjwjsT5m or https://t.co/EhH0H0f8nG

[Johannes Bechberger @parttimen3rd]

Every new JDK, we get new JFR events. Checkout the new event selector buttons in my JFR event collection (https://t.co/kE7hKpWnG9) to find all events added since the last LTS and in every specific JDK. Thanks @gunnarmorling for suggesting this feature :)

[Johannes Bechberger @parttimen3rd]

Calling native code from Java has never been easier: With Project Panama, you can call native functions directly. Read more on this in my latest blog post https://t.co/G4rQdMlQqt

[Johannes Bechberger @parttimen3rd]

The new release of my IntelliJ profiler plugin has support for profiling Maven goals like "spring-boot:run" and @QuarkusIO.

The plugin is alive and thriving. Read more on the release at https://t.co/jDM7DTrlSA

[Johannes Bechberger @parttimen3rd]

Some JFR events have fake end times (that are equal to the start time). With the new release of https://t.co/47asZV3on6, I decided to hide them. So no more confusion about ExecutionSample's duration. It has none :)