Adapting Java for the Serverless world

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The talk examines how Java's cold-start time and memory footprint issues for serverless have been mitigated by improvements from cloud providers (with a focus on AWS) and the Java ecosystem. It reviews popular Java frameworks—Micronaut, Quarkus and Spring Boot—and explains how AOT compilation and GraalVM native images help address serverless challenges to make Java viable for broad serverless use.

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1. 0:00Introduction
2. 3:10Java in serverless
3. 8:06Serverless basics on AWS Lambda
4. 12:43Java cold starts
5. 20:37Cost optimization best practices
6. 27:42Memory and CPU tools
7. 31:39GraalVM Native Image solution
8. 37:24Serverless Java frameworks
9. 42:38Framework comparison
10. 48:00Summary and recommendations
11. 49:32Q&A

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