What happens when you throw in the cauldron of recent trends such as money-saving (‘cloud spending optimisation’, as the pros call it), sustainability (as the companies that build nuclear reactors to drive model training call it) and internal incentivisation of cloud providers? The result is interesting implementations of Java applications on ARM processors.
We've had opportunities to run such in two different clouds, and in this presentation, I wanted to share what we learned.
* How much you can gain 💸 (especially if the cloud provider likes you).
* What does the whole thing look like from the performance side (and why is benchmarking so difficult)?
* How ready the JVM ecosystem is for the whole process and where it will hit you in the face.
We've had opportunities to run such in two different clouds, and in this presentation, I wanted to share what we learned.
* How much you can gain 💸 (especially if the cloud provider likes you).
* What does the whole thing look like from the performance side (and why is benchmarking so difficult)?
* How ready the JVM ecosystem is for the whole process and where it will hit you in the face.
Artur Skowronski
VirtusLab
Head of Java/Kotlin Engineering at VirtusLab, he has been in the industry for ten years. During this time, he has had the opportunity to work in various roles, such as Software Engineer, Tech Lead, Architect, and even Technical Product Manager. This diverse experience enables him to approach problems from a holistic perspective.
He still loves to get his hands dirty - for more than two years, he has been publishing weekly reviews of events in the JVM world - https://vived.substack.com/
He still loves to get his hands dirty - for more than two years, he has been publishing weekly reviews of events in the JVM world - https://vived.substack.com/