osi·il y a 10 ans·discussyes, exactly this. and by having scalable GC algos so you don't need to do "off heap" tricks in java, things are much easier.
osi·il y a 10 ans·discussWhere is the data kept?The very large heaps are partially driven by distributed in-memory storage systems.
osi·il y a 11 ans·discussMy mean pauses are a few hundred micros. Standard deviation is slightly more (300-500 micros), with a max of a millisecond or two.
osi·il y a 11 ans·discussTo clarify, Azul's Zing does have pauses, but they optimized the crap out of them (the pauses are more time-to-safepoint rather than GC pauses). GC time wrt application stopped time is constant regardless of heap size.(I'm an Azul customer and Zing user)