CRaC 3
Coordinated Restore at Checkpoint (CRaC) is a technology developed by Azul within the OpenJDK project, that dramatically reduces Java application startup times by creating checkpoints and restoring JVM state. These posts explore CRaC implementation, use cases, and performance benefits for modern Java applications.
Demo Application with CRaC and Loading Data in Memory
Coordinated Restore at Checkpoint (CRaC) is a JDK project, initiated by Azul . With CRaC, you can start Java programs with a shorter time to first transaction, combined with less …
Running a CRaC Java application on Raspberry Pi - UPDATE
On July 15th of 2023, I published a post here about my initial experiments with CRaC on the Raspberry Pi . At that time, I found out that both the Linux kernel in Raspberry Pi OS …
Running a CRaC Java application on Raspberry Pi
With the April release of the Zulu Build of OpenJDK, Azul announced the integration of CRaC in its version 17 of Java for Linux. Coordinated Restore at Checkpoint (CRaC) is a …