Azul Zing Previous Solutions
We used Oracle's Java implementation and switched because upgrading from v6 to v7 led to significant performance regression. Also, we had reached a latency floor that we were unable to get past without a better garbage collector or a significant re-write of the implementation of our software.
We were trying to scale horizontally as workload increased, but there is a limit to that. Zing can absorb a lot more workload, by just adding more memory and/or CPUs, which is easer then provisioning more and more servers.
View full review »All other solutions were open-source JVMs and none of them had the features of the Zing JVM.
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We use to use the Oracle JVM and switched due to the application pauses due to GC. Even the latest Oracle/OpenJDK G1 collector does not come close to the performance of Zing.
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