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by apta
2605 days ago
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It's a misconception that you need a lot of memory to run a Java app. Just for example:h ttps://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=19728329 > > - the billions GC settings that you need to try to make something work at scale ( hello Elasticsearch ) > that's because of the VM It's not even that. Python has a VM. However, the JVM (at least up to version 8) was tuned for throughput at the expense of latency by default. Starting with Java 9 I believe, the G1GC has become default, and there are new GCs being worked on right now for even lower latencies for huge heaps (in the TB range). golang would not even fair close in such applications because of its limited gc. |
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