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GraalVM revolutionizes the Java platform. GraalVM Native Image enables native compilation of Java-based applications with unprecedented performance values. Reduced start-up times and significantly reduced memory footprint make GraalVM generated native executables especially fit for cloud deployments. At GraalVM Day, four experts will show you why it is worthwhile to use GraalVM, which areas of application it covers, and which best practices are already emerging. Join the revolution!
GraalVM is a high-performance JDK designed to accelerate the execution of applications written in Java and other JVM languages while also providing runtimes for JavaScript, Python, and a number of other popular languages. GraalVM offers two ways to run Java applications: on the HotSpot JVM with Graal just-in-time (JIT) compiler or as an ahead-of-time (AOT) compiled native executable. GraalVM Enterprise also incorporates its optimizing compiler into an advanced ahead-of-time (AOT) compilation technology: Native Image. The native image builder translates Java and JVM-based applications into native platform executables that enjoy incredibly fast startup times since the program initialization is done at build time so, when tasked, the application is already compiled. Utilizing Native Image, Java applications consume a fraction of the resources they would if running on a JVM, making GraalVM Enterprise ideal for cloud deployments large and small. GraalVM Enterprise is a foundation for innovation and improvement for both large enterprise applications and microservices alike. Built on Java SE, GraalVM Enterprise accelerates application performance while consuming fewer resources. In data centers with ever-growing workloads, being able to service more requests with the same computing infrastructure reduces the need to purchase additional hardware. Thus GraalVM Enterprise’s reduction of required compute resources can lower capital cost expenditures on premise and lower operation costs on cloud. The session explains the key features and concepts of GraalVM such as innovative compilers, native image technology and language interoperability.
One of the most surprising examples of thinking out-of-the-box is how GraalVM implements polyglot programming. It’s surprising on many levels: it integrates a surprising variety of languages, it promises remarkable peak performance, and it’s implemented in a surprising way. Writing a compiler ceases being magic. You can do it. You don’t believe me? Join my session!
DATEV is currently facing the challenge of modernizing itself and moving its product portfolio into the cloud. But what does that mean in detail for DATEV’s business model? Our customers have a certain demand for convenience, speed and a corresponding price model.That’s where GraalVM comes in, especially with its ability to handle different languages and its ability to create native images for dedicated runtime environments. We want to show what it takes, how easy it is, but also where it is possible to stumble when switching from a “normal” Java stack to GraalVM.
Master Principal Solution Engineer
Wolfgang Weigend works as a Master Principal Solution Engineer at Oracle Global Services Germany GmbH in the worldwide Java team. He works with Java technology, GraalVM, and architecture for enterprise-wide application development.
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Uwe has been working as a software architect for 20 years in various functions and companies. His passion as an architect is building online applications on today’s cloud systems. On the side he is interested in microframeworks like Micronaut and Quarkus. Currently, he supports development teams in the implementation of short-running projects.
valantic Software & Technology Innovations GmbH
Stephan Rauh works as a Principal Consultant at valantic Software & Technology Innovations GmbH, where – among many other tasks – he conducts workshops and trainings for Angular, Spring and Microservices. In his spare time, he takes care of the open source frameworks ngx-extended-pdf-viewer, BootsFaces and, of course, his blog which – noblesse oblige! – is an Angular application.
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Noah is a crossover between Software Engineer and Software Architect. He is currently working on CQRS, DDD, communication and environment, and structures. He can draw on his several years of experience to quickly create value in dynamic environments.
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