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Title:
Generational Garbage Collection: Theory and Best Practices
Stream:
Java (4)
Speakers:
Chris Bailey
Abstract:
Whilst not all workloads are created equal, it is becoming increasing apparent that "generational" garbage collection is often the most beneficial mode for running deployments based on WebSphere Application Server and WebSphere stack products.
In this session you'll learn the theory behind the generational garbage collection algorithms, understand when and how to move to a generational mode, and how to tune generational garbage collection to improve the performance of your deployments.
In this session you'll learn the theory behind the generational garbage collection algorithms, understand when and how to move to a generational mode, and how to tune generational garbage collection to improve the performance of your deployments.
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Bio:
Chris Bailey:
Chris Bailey is part of the Java Technology Center (JTC) team in IBM based at the Hursley Park Development Lab in the UK.
He is the technical architect for the IBM Java service and support organization, responsible for enabling users of the IBM SDK for Java to deliver successful application deployments.
Chris is also involved in gathering and assessing new requirements, the delivering of new debugging capabilities and tools, improvements in documentation, and improving the wider quality of the IBM SDK for Java.
