Java and Linux — Operational Peculiarities
summary
Covers practical operational nuances of running Java on Linux and inside Docker, explaining how JVM behavior interacts with Linux resource management and how Docker changes those interactions. Names JVM, Linux, and Docker as the technologies and emphasizes understanding OS-level settings and container effects to make Java+Linux deployments stable and efficient.
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chapters (9)
- 0:00Start
- 9:08Linux memory
- 12:32Understanding memory metrics
- 20:36Java Memory Facts
- 24:42Out of Memory in Linux
- 26:09JVM Out of Memory
- 31:17Sizing Java Process
- 44:34Network tuning
- 45:32Leaking OS resources
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