Java Memory, Getting Rid Of The Garbage

Albert Witteveen

Pluton IT

Java garbage collection is something that you often if not always need to think about. Did you know that enlarging the Java heap size can decrease your performance? That is true. Or that an out of memory message isn’t always helped by increasing the heap size? Did you know that Java can have memory leaks? There is a lot more to Java garbage collection than you might have thought there was. With our special guest Albert Witteveen will examine the issues surrounding Java garbage collection and what you can do to solve some of these issues. Key Takeaways: Introducing Java Java…....

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About Me!

Albert Witteveen has been working both as an operations manager and a professional tester for nearly two decades now. The combination of setting up complex server environments and professional testing almost automatically led to a specialisation in performance testing. He wrote a practical guide to load and stress testing which is available at Amazon. This books discusses how to do performance testing, how to provide real value and how to assess the performance in an objective way. It describes how to perform the tests, what and how to monitor, how to design the tests, how to setup the team and how to report. As a test manager he employs the lessons learned in operations to make testing, more efficient as well as more effective.


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