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Today we are delighted to announce that Microsoft has acquired jClarity (see Microsoft’s official statement). It’s always been jClarity’s core mission to support the Java ecosystem. We started [...]

Hi all, At jClarity, we had some questions about the upcoming CPU release for Oracle’s Java and whether OpenJDK providers (like AdoptOpenJDK) will be releasing the same patched binaries in [...]

Hi all, With the recent changes to Oracle JDK distribution and support, there has been considerable uncertainty in the Java ecosystem. In particular, there is confusion over the rights to use [...]

One of the more interesting non-technical sessions we had at JCrete (www.jcrete.org) this summer covered the topic of health and travel. The session attracted more than it fair share of attendees [...]

Hi all, Java today has some fairly serious challenges when it comes to running efficiently on Container based technologies (Docker being the popular choice). This basically boils down to the [...]

Some years ago I was interviewed by Oliver White at ZeroTurnaround about the topic of developer stress. In their brief survey they ascertained the top 5 developers stresses of the time: Making [...]

Hello fellow performance tuners! We are pleased to announce the next minor release of Censum! This release fixes several small issues with parsing of GC logs and adds some new reports around G1. [...]

Hello fellow performance tuners! We are pleased to announce the next minor release of Censum! This release fixes several small issues with parsing of GC logs and adds some new capabilities around [...]

Hi all, jClarity has long been involved in the Java and OpenJDK communities. Martijn, Kirk, Ben and John are all regular contributors to the Adopt OpenJDK programme, represent the London Java [...]

Hello fellow performance tuners! We are pleased to announce the next minor release of Censum! This release fixes several small issues with parsing of GC logs and adds some new analytics. There is [...]