New Opportunities for Developers with GraalVM
summary
GraalVM ships a new JIT compiler and an ahead‑of‑time native-image tool that builds single-platform binaries, a demo shows a microbenchmark dropping from ~172 ns to ~9 ns (~19x faster) and case studies report Oracle Cloud gaining ~+10% throughput with ~25% less GC time. It runs JavaScript, Python and LLVM languages, exposes a tracing agent for automatic reflection config, and supports profile-guided optimization to bring native images closer to JIT performance; Java 11 and wider platform support are in progress.
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chapters (26)
- 0:00Introduction
- 0:34Agenda
- 1:33What GraalVM looks for
- 2:11Why should you care
- 6:03About GraalVM
- 6:44Inside GraalVM
- 8:20Website
- 9:43Performance Optimization
- 12:55Justintime Compilation
- 17:54Measuring Performance
- 18:52Java Programs
- 19:31From the Inside
- 23:03Framework Comparison
- 24:01Performance Dimensions
- 24:40Profile Guided Optimization
- 25:47Additional Configuration
- 26:31Resources
- 27:33Languages
- 27:46Crossplatform
- 28:14Industry Use Cases
- 28:41Oracle Cloud Infrastructure
- 29:20Codecs Libraries
- 29:38Recent Releases
- 30:52Whats next
- 32:03Download
- 32:48Stickers
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