Does the JVM’s GC type improve performance?
#JAVA #JVM #GC-type #performance? #tuning?
First, to analyze the Java JVM, we need to use the
http://honeymon.io/tech/2019/05/30/java-memory-leak-analysis.html
to analyze the Java JVM.
Then we need to look at the Tomcat configuration as well as the JVM.
https://www.holaxprogramming.com/2017/10/09/java-jvm-performance/
Also check out how to check for memory leaks that you may have missed
https://shinwusub.tistory.com/154
And as you understand how GC works, you’ll be able to use the
Let’s see if increasing the heap size causes an increase in GC time and CPU usage.
https://dewble.tistory.com/entry/what-are-heap-memory-and-garbage-collection-gc
HCL also has a blog on the subject, and the
We have summarized the solutions for each situation.
https://www.hcltech.com/blogs/java-performance-tuning
Personally, I’m not a fan of the JVM GC tuning approach to solving big problems by applying tuning of processing methods. Making the problem smaller is both a better way to find the real problem and a more feasible solution. Usually we make a big task that we don’t need and go back to it without looking inside and trying to change it, so we just want to fix its performance from the outside.
Oracle reference link https://docs.oracle.com/cd/E19900-01/819-4742/abeik/index.html
