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Managing IT and software assets can be complex, but cutting Java licensing costs doesn’t have to be. Azul is here to help ITAM and SAM professionals optimize their Java spend with smart, cost-effective solutions. ?? Meet us at SAMS DACH to discover expert insights on Java licensing cost-reduction tailored to the SAM function. ?? Book a meeting on-site with Alexander Ivanov today! #SAMSDACH #ITAM #SAM

We had an amazing time at JavaOne this week! ?? Incredible conversations, great energy, and plenty of highlights: - Our CTO and Co-Founder, Gil Tene, delivered a packed session on code optimization in traditional vs. Cloud Native JVMs - diving into speed, deployment, startup, and sustained performance. - Meaningful discussions and connections at the Azul booth. - A fantastic Azul team onsite making it all happen. - Attendees LOVED the Duke Brick Build Kits! ?? - Engaging keynotes and sessions throughout the event. Missed us? Our team is happy to connect: Brian Shaw, JR Silva, Alex Berkoff. A huge thank you to the Java community - we can’t wait for the next one! #Java #JavaOne #Javacommunity #Javadevelopers

Always fun to sponsor local JUGs! Anyone in Tampa, check out the Tampa Java User Group.

In case you missed it! JDK 24 is here – and it’s packed with new features! With 24 JDK Enhancement Proposals (JEPs), this release marks the biggest feature update since Java’s time-based release schedule began. While some are preview or experimental, 14 brand-new features are here to stay. Dive deeper into these changes in our latest blog post from Deputy CTO Simon Ritter as he highlights six features every developer should know about. Plus, explore what’s new in JDK 24 and how it affects your Java development. https://bit.ly/4kFvAka #Java #JDK24 #Developers #JavaDevelopment #JDK #Java24

Cette année #Java fête ses 30 ans ! ?? Il atteint l'age de la #maturité en restant jeune grace à l'#innovation ?? Sa communauté est en perpétuelle #évolution ?? D’après le classement Tiobe, Java figure parmi les trois meilleurs #langages de #programmation aux c?tés de Python et C++ ?? Simon Ritter Azul a accepté de partage son analyse ?? Java n’a pas de #prix, enfin presque !? ?? L’avenir de #Java : un r?le à jouer entre reconnaissance et critiques ?? Le #code mort ou inutilisé impacte la productivité des #DevOps ?? Plébiscité pour le #développement de solutions basées sur l’IA ?? https://lnkd.in/eMPfvWme

Scott Sellers Azul: “Rising cloud infrastructure costs and enterprise migrations away from Oracle Java fueled our momentum this past year as organisations prioritise cost-efficient, scalable and secure Java solutions..." (via Enterprise Times) https://bit.ly/41IUo28

Today I had a wonderful evening at OpenValue in #Utrecht, #Netherlands. They organized a #meetup with two sessions where one session was presented by ?? Artem Makarov who spoke about reverse engineering an abandoned #IoT (#Internet #of #Things) device. This session was absolutely fantastic esp. because I did a lot of IoT in the past and still have my pet projects today and Artem did a great job in explaining all the steps needed to reverse engineer the device, simply great ???? After his session and a short break I talked about #GarbageCollection in the #JVM (#Java #Virtual #Machine) again. For this session I had to modify my slides (again) because of yesterday’s release of #JDK24 (#Java #Development #Kit). With this release some things related to garbage collection changed in the JDK. First of all the non-generational version of #ZGC was removed from the #JDK and is no longer available and secondly the generational version of the #Shenandoah garbage collector was added as preview version. That means that now all available garbage collectors in the #OpenJDK project are generational which is great. Shenandoah was already a great garbage collector that is fully concurrent and can easily handle very large heaps with good performance but the generational version will probably be even faster than the non-generational version. Apart from that I‘ve also added some info to the ParallelOldGC which does a parallel collection not only in the young generation like the ParallelGC but also a parallel collection in the old generation which leads to higher throughput on multi-cpu machines. Again I also explained why #ZGC is more or less a cooy of Azul #C4 (#Continuous #Concurrent #Compacting #Collector) except a little difference in the generational version of #ZGC where they make use of a #WriteBarrier and where in #C4 (as everywhere) the #LVB (#Loaded #Value #Barrier) is used. As always at #OpenValue, the meetup was well organized and lots of fun. These people simply know how to do it…???? It was also great to meet Bert Jan Schrijver again in person. Visiting #OpenValue always means visiting #friends ?? Meetups at OpenValue are another example of the awesomeness of the #Java #community ??

In this clip,?Scott Sellers, CEO and Co-Founder of?Azul, discusses?Oracle‘s commitment to?Java?and the?OpenJDK?community, emphasizing their active collaboration on Java’s evolution. Despite a declining user base for Oracle Java, Sellers notes that Oracle’s revenue from Java continues to grow, driven by licensing and pricing adjustments. Sellers highlights the positive impact of market competition, with both Oracle and OpenJDK-based businesses thriving, ultimately benefiting Java users and enterprises.

Day 2 at #JavaOne is in full swing! The energy has been incredible with great conversations. Visit Booth #4 to connect with our Java experts! Also, don't miss today's session with Azul CTO Gil Tene: ?? March 19 | 5:15 – 6:00 PM ?? Room 104 ?? Cloud Native JVMs, parts I and II: Fleet Profiling and Optimization [SES1677] Details & registration: https://bit.ly/4hhWonL #JavaOne #CloudNative #JVM #Java

Azul, the only company 100% focused on Java, today announced record-breaking momentum for its recently completed fiscal year, with new customer bookings growing 63% year-over-year. This growth reflects increasing enterprise demand for both high-performance Java platforms and cost-effective commercially supported Java solutions as organizations seek to rein in cloud expenses and migrate away from Oracle’s pricing and licensing structures. Additional highlights from Azul’s performance include continued product advancements, global expansion and significant channel growth. . . To know more about it read the full article here: https://lnkd.in/d-zYKM4U #TheMainstream #JavaGrowth #CloudOptimization #TechSolutions #JavaAlternatives #EnterpriseTech