Ram Lakshmanan, our Principle Architect, spoke at the AWS Gurus Meetup in San Francisco on May 30th. He focused on teaching developers to write memory-efficient code, aimed at reducing AWS costs. His presentation titled 'Am I writing memory efficient code?' was shared at the event.
JAX - Online Edition 2020 featured 4 workshops and nearly 20 live sessions focused on JAVA, architecture, and software innovations. One standout session by Ram Lakshmanan addressed writing efficient code, teaching developers techniques to enhance performance, minimize cloud costs, and prevent memory leaks.
Every year in October, JAX London is the go-to event for Java and Software Architecture enthusiasts! It is a four-day conference for cutting-edge software engineers and enterprise-level professionals.
Java, once celebrated for its simplicity and platform independence, has evolved into a complex language, losing its early advantages. Its adoption has decreased in the startup space, where other languages thrive. Despite its strong foundation and community, Java struggles with innovation. Friends urge a return to its roots of simplicity and creative development.
Recently spoke at VMoksha Technologies in Bangalore, India on software Testing! Talk had a good reception from a motivated team.
The content provides an overview of Java Garbage Collection, detailing five JVM memory regions: Eden, Survivor, Old Generation, Perm Generation (up to Java 7), and Metaspace (from Java 8). It explains various GC types (Minor, Major, Full), algorithms (Serial, Parallel, CMS, G1), their merits, and tools for analyzing GC logs.
There are several blogs and articles on different GC algorithms, their inner details, their Pros, their Cons…
A presentation on Garbage Collection logs by Ram Lakshmanan at the JavaOne conference.
Ram presented on Garbage Collection Logs at JavaOne, sharing insights into analyzing GCL logs for better performance. The session included a detailed presentation, supplemented with slides available on SlideShare, offering valuable information for Java developers interested in optimizing garbage collection processes.
The talk "Become A GC Hero" was presented at the Great Indian Developer Summit in Bangalore. It focused on analyzing various garbage collection log formats and troubleshooting complex memory issues using these logs. A presentation was made available to illustrate the topic further.