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Title:
New technology in IBM Java: Packed Objects and multi-tenancy
Stream:
Java (1)
Speakers:
Neil Masson
Abstract:
An introduction to two future technology ideas for the Java runtime from IBM development. Packed objects aim to Improve serialization and I/O of Java objects, allow direct access to “native” (off-heap) data, and enable explicit source-level representation of compact data-structures. Multitenancy is a form of 'JVM virtualization' allows a single JVM to be shared safely by multiple applications (tenants) to achieve these goals without requiring application changes. We'll explain the shared JVM model and describe how tenant isolation and resource quotas are implemented and enforced.
Bio:

Neil Masson:

Neil has been involved of the development of a number of software products including aircraft guidance systems, digital telephone exchanges and project management systems. Since joining IBM, he has worked on distributed CICS and Java and is a long-time advocate of the Linux operating system. He currently works in the core Service team for Java and is involved in initiatives to improve the quality and stability of Java releases.

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