Wed Apr 6 · 9:00 AM SESSION #35276

Architecting with Garbage Collection in Mind

Douglas Hawkins

LEAD DEVELOPER JAVA PERFORMANCE MONITORING AT DATADOG

01 / ABOUT THIS SESSION

HotSpot provides a variety of garbage collectors with a variety of strengths and weaknesses. To get the most out of our applications, we need to pick the right garbage collector and design to take advantage of its strengths and avoid its
weaknesses.

In this presentation, you'll learn about criteria for picking a garbage collector, how to measure GC performance, and how to write code that works with rather than against the GC.

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02 / SESSION DETAILS

FORMAT

90-minute session

ROOM

PACIFIC BEACH

03 / MORE FROM DOUGLAS HAWKINS

01 Architecting with Garbage Collection in Mind → 02 How HotSpot Sees Your Code → 03 Java Optimizations That Matter (and Some That Don't) →

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Douglas Hawkins

LEAD DEVELOPER JAVA PERFORMANCE MONITORING AT DATADOG

Douglas Hawkins has been passionately developing software for the past 20 years.
Throughout Doug's career, he has focused on creating performance intensive applications
in Java ranging from bioinformatics to financial exchanges.

After 10 years as a Java developer, Doug transitioned to working on Azul's Java Virtual Machine.
Today, Doug continues his interest in building performance tools for developers working on Datadog's Java Application Performance Monitoring.

While Doug's passion for developing software remains, his true passion is in sharing his
interest in low-level details and JVM performance with others.

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