#DevOpsProductivity

Azul

@azulsystems.bsky.social

4 days ago

Dead and Unused Code Affects DevOps' Productivity

In the 2026 State of Java Survey & Report, we asked if dead and unused code affects DevOps’ productivity. Do you know how many said yes?

1️⃣ Less than a quarter
2️⃣ About a third
3️⃣ More than half

Find the answer on page 20: https://bit.ly/4rFKN7y

#StateofJava #DevOpsProductivity

Azul

@azulsystems.bsky.social

9 months ago

Azul and Moderne Unite to Boost Java Productivity and Modernization - TFiR Azul and Moderne have announced a technical partnership to help Java development teams identify, remove and refactor unused and dead code to improve productivity and dramatically accelerate modernizat...

Check us out in TFiR which featured Azul’s integration with Moderne, the newest tool helping Java teams identify and remove unused and dead code using real runtime data. bit.ly/3Z0xUZU

#Java #UnusedCode #DeadCode #CodeInventory #DevOpsProductivity

Azul

@azulsystems.bsky.social

9 months ago

Java for Artificial Intelligence and Machine Learning Many organizations want to use Java's stability, maturity, and other benefits for training artificial intelligence and machine learning models. Python has

Did you know #Java can power #AI training too? While Python has libraries for AI, Java offers unique advantages for production with high performance, big data platform support, and smooth integration into enterprise systems. bit.ly/3Hmh7u6

#DevOpsProductivity

Azul

@azulsystems.bsky.social

9 months ago

When ReadyNow Can Only Compile on Traffic Loads What to do when traffic loads and gets redirected to an application before ReadyNow has completed compiling and optimizing bytecode.

Want the latest on our deep dive into #ReadyNow? bit.ly/3SO8gns

#Java #DevOpsProductivity #ReadyNow #OpenJDK

Azul

@azulsystems.bsky.social

10 months ago

Want the latest on our deep dive into #ReadyNow?

Check out part four of our blog series, featuring the Optimizer Hub and learn how to improve Java performance. bit.ly/4mfY19k

#Java #DevOpsProductivity #OpenJDK

Azul

@azulsystems.bsky.social

10 months ago

Developers Answer Questions About the OpenJDK Ecosystem In this blog post we recap the OpenJDK Ecosystem Panel featuring three Java luminaries, moderated by Azul Deputy CTO Simon Ritter.

RECAP: Here’s what you missed the Duke Turns 30 event from last month, featuring an amazing panel of Java experts who spoke on open-source, JVM improvements, and more. bit.ly/4jBheQS

#DukeTurns30 #Java #30YearsOfJava #DT30 #AI #JavaDevelopers #DevOpsProductivity

Azul

@azulsystems.bsky.social

10 months ago

How to Train ReadyNow to Achieve Optimal Java Performance This post explains how you can train the ReadyNow feature in Azul Platform Prime to achieve optimal Java performance.

We recently explored ReadyNow and how it speeds up Java app warmup and reduces latency for better performance.

Check out this extended blog on how to generate better profile logs for improved Java performance. bit.ly/42Uygn7

#Java #DevOpsProductivity #ReadyNow #OpenJDK

Azul

@azulsystems.bsky.social

10 months ago

Gerrit Grunwald Describes Hate for Dead and Zombie Code On March 13, Azul gathered Java developers, enthusiasts, and Java Champions to celebrate 30 years of Java. An impressive lineup of luminaries gave

RECAP: Here’s what you missed the #DukeTurns30 event from last month, featuring amazing #Java experts like Gerrit Grunwald who spoke on “We Hate Code – the Joy of Maintaining Dead and Unused Code” bit.ly/4m473WT

#30YearsOfJava #DT30 #JavaDevelopers #DevOpsProductivity

Azul

@azulsystems.bsky.social

10 months ago

Marit Van Dijk Explains How to Read Code On March 13, Azul gathered Java developers, enthusiasts, and Java Champions to celebrate 30 years of Java. An impressive lineup of luminaries gave

RECAP: Here’s what you missed the Duke Turns 30 event from last month, featuring amazing Java experts like Marit Van Dijk who spoke on “Reading Code” bit.ly/3YAHLoV

#DukeTurns30 #Java #30YearsOfJava #DT30 #AI #JavaDevelopers #DevOpsProductivity

Azul

@azulsystems.bsky.social

11 months ago

How ReadyNow Improves Java Warmup Time This post takes a deeper look into how ReadyNow improves Java warmup time and reduces latency in applications.

We recently explored CRaC & ReadyNow, two technologies that eliminate Java warmup delays.

Now, we’re diving deeper into #ReadyNow including how it speeds up app warmup and reduces latency for better performance from the get-go. bit.ly/4i7iv0o

#Java #DevOpsProductivity #OpenJDK