Presentation: Assisted Warmup with the Zing JVM
Abstract
Over the last 20 years of Java JIT compiler development, the focus has been on generating good throughput over the long run. The Zing VM is designed to eliminate most of the cold warmup time. In this talk Ivan will present three JIT compiler technologies that are designed to reach peak throughput from the first transaction. The talk also outlines the patterns in Java code that make this task difficult and tips on how to write AOT-friendly code.
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