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Years of experience in software engineering and the team's leading roles combined with his passion for Java made Pasha know all the hidden details in this IT niche.
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Imagine your Java application starting up in just 5 milliseconds. Sounds incredible, right? Almost too good to be true? And no, this isn’t about native images. There's an innovative solution called Coordinated Restore at Checkpoint (CRaC).
Initially, this concept emerged from the Linux CRIU project: Checkpoint/Restore In Userspace. However, CRIU doesn't always deliver reliable results. That’s where CRaC comes in, offering a JVM-specific implementation.
In this talk, we’ll look into the complexities of CRIU and after that, we will turn to CRaC. We will discuss how CRaC operates within the Java ecosystem, its integration with Spring, and how you can use it in your own applications for near-instant startup times.
From this talk you will learn what is possible to CRaC and what is not, what are the benefits and limitations, and what is the cost of CRaC-ing.
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