Introduction Today we are pleased to announce the availability of Tribuo, an open source Java Machine Learning (ML) library. We’re releasing it under an Apache...
Introduction Today we are pleased to announce the availability of Tribuo, an open source Java Machine Learning (ML) library. We’re releasing it under an Apache 2.0 license on GitHub for the wider ML community to use. In the Oracle Labs Machine Learning Research Group, we've been working on deploying Machine Learning (ML) models into large production systems for years. During this time we've noticed a crucial gap between the expectations of an enterprise system, and the...
Introduction Today we are pleased to announce the availability of Tribuo, an open source Java Machine Learning (ML) library. We’re releasing it under an Apache 2.0 license on GitHub for the wider...
(Authored by Manish Gupta, VP Global Marketing - Java and GraalVM) As we celebrate its 25th birthday in 2020, Java continues to be the world’s most popular...
(Authored by Manish Gupta, VP Global Marketing - Java and GraalVM) As we celebrate its 25th birthday in 2020, Java continues to be the world’s most popular programming language among developers. According to IDC’s latest report “Java Turns 25”, over nine million developers representing 69% of full-time developers worldwide use Java – more than any other language. Java’s ubiquitous presence across organizations of all sizes stems from its hallmark attributes of platform...
(Authored by Manish Gupta, VP Global Marketing - Java and GraalVM) As we celebrate its 25th birthday in 2020, Java continues to be the world’s most popular programming language among...
Authored by: Georges Saab (VP, Java Platform Group and Chair, OpenJDK Governing Board) It is hard to believe that it has been 25 years since Java became...
Authored by: Georges Saab (VP, Java Platform Group and Chair, OpenJDK Governing Board) It is hard to believe that it has been 25 years since Java became officially available. On the other hand, it seems like several eras have passed - and in some sense, they have. I still remember the sense of excitement I had joining JavaSoft, hanging out with the small but devoted team that looked forward to every day we got to work on this cool new language. The team came from a wide...
Authored by: Georges Saab (VP, Java Platform Group and Chair, OpenJDK Governing Board) It is hard to believe that it has been 25 years since Java became officially available. On the other hand,...
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In the previous blog, We have seen that Java has made improvements to identify the memory based on a running environment i.e. either a physical machine or a...
In the previous blog, We have seen that Java has made improvements to identify the memory based on a running environment i.e. either a physical machine or a Container (docker). The initial problem with java was that It wasn't able to figure out that it was running in a container and It used to capture the memory for whole hardware where the container was running. (Please see - ttps://blogs.oracle.com/java/java-on-container-like-a-pro) Now a Java Program running in a container...
In the previous blog, We have seen that Java has made improvements to identify the memory based on a running environment i.e. either a physical machine or a Container (docker). The initial problem...
Originally created in 2001, Devoxx celebrates its 18th year as one of the most highly attended and influential third-party developer conferences. The conference...
Originally created in 2001, Devoxx celebrates its 18th year as one of the most highly attended and influential third-party developer conferences. The conference occurs annually in Antwerp, Belgium and has also expanded to other worldwide locations such as Ukraine, Morocco, France, United Kingdom, and Poland. This year's event in Antwerp will bring together 3000+ attendees, 200+ speakers, and 200+ sessions over five days. As part of the event, Oracle's Java Platform Group...
Originally created in 2001, Devoxx celebrates its 18th year as one of the most highly attended and influential third-party developer conferences. The conference occurs annually in Antwerp, Belgium...
JVM in containers Modern day software systems are moving towards containers. But there are a few important factors to understand before we move our Java/JVM...
JVM in containers Modern day software systems are moving towards containers. But there are a few important factors to understand before we move our Java/JVM based applications to containers. These factors raise questions about Java's suitability for containers. Imagine an environment in which 10 instances of an application have been deployed into a container. Suddenly the application starts throttling and falling short of the normal performance. What has happened? In order to...
JVM in containers Modern day software systems are moving towards containers. But there are a few important factors to understand before we move our Java/JVM based applications to containers....
The second annual Oracle Code One conference will soon be here. Again, it will showcase a wide and deep variety of developer technology initiatives Oracle is...
The second annual Oracle Code One conference will soon be here. Again, it will showcase a wide and deep variety of developer technology initiatives Oracle is investing and participating in…from machine learning to artificial intelligence, autonomous database to microservices, and of course the Cloud. Yet, the primary conference focus continues to shine a bright spotlight on Java technology. That’s because Java remains an important area for Oracle in terms of stewardship,...
The second annual Oracle Code One conference will soon be here. Again, it will showcase a wide and deep variety of developer technology initiatives Oracle is investing and participating in…from...
By Java Magazine Editor Andrew Binstock In our previous issue, we explored the use of lightweight frameworks— Javalin, Micronaut, and Helidon—to create...
By Java Magazine Editor Andrew Binstock In our previous issue, we explored the use of lightweight frameworks— Javalin, Micronaut, and Helidon—to create microservices, which typically are deployed in the cloud. In that issue’s article on Helidon, we also showed how to package a service into a Docker container for deployment. In this issue, we continue the theme by examining how to build apps with containers in mind and how to deploy containers. For straight Java apps, the...
By Java Magazine Editor Andrew Binstock In our previous issue, we explored the use of lightweight frameworks— Javalin, Micronaut, and Helidon—to create microservices, which typically are deployed...
