Java: Reducing Garbage Collection Pause Times with Concurrent Scavenge

Java virtual machines (JVM) use built-in garbage collection (GC) technology to automatically manage memory usage within the Java heap. When an allocation failure occurs, a GC cycle is triggered to reclaim memory from objects that are no longer referenced…. Read more

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