Java's G1 Garbage Collector

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The G1 Garbage Collector, Java's default garbage collector, is a fascinating piece of technology with a long history. In this episode of Stack Walker we take a deep dive of the G1 garbage collector to understand it's key architectural features that allow it to meet its performance goals. We will also take a look at how to use G1, and a brief look into G1's future.

-- Chapters --

0:00 Intro
1:42 G1's History
3:15 Limitations of Existing GCs
4:12 G1's Design
4:34 Generational
5:54 Incremental
8:06 remembered Sets
9:45 Write Barriers
11:54 Parallel & Concurrent
17:51 Stop the World & Evacuating
21:16 Using G1
22:25 Tuning G1
23:54 Future of G1
25:03 Conclusions

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Tags: #Java #GC #Performance #OpenJDK #JDK #JVM #InsideJava

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Thank you Billy for that great video about the internals and news. Really interesting things. 👍👍

khmarbaise

A comment that I got from another video where it was claimed that G1 is the default GC.
Credits to @nhmarujo
Small correction, hope you don't mind - G1 isn't the real default Garbage Collector. SerialGC might actually be chosen depending on CPU/memory available. It is not uncommon for people using containers, for instance, to have a setup on which the virtual machine has access to a low amount of resources and therefore SerialGC is picked. While that statement is somewhat close to the truth, it can be a bit misleading Cheers and thanks for all the nice work you guys do!

mralix

I didn't expect the Brazilian meme of Nazaré Tedesco on the official Java channel. Very cool!

helderneres

Thank you so much.
I have a question.
if time for collecting all young and eden region greater than MaxGCPauseMillis. Does G1 GC collect all young and eden region or collect a part of this ?

NguyenLe-kpxb

Since most of the systems use older versions of java G1 isin't likely going to end soon, with the change in our access to newer technologies we can see the rise fo new collector soon

RTXXONn

Doesn't CMS algorithm runs with mulitple garbage collector threads?, u mentioned single thread for it

pranaykanjolia

Very interesting, could we get a similar video for ZGC in the future?

ZtereoHYPE

Why was Shenandoah not included in the comparison between GCs?

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