Hi, I would be interested to hear if anyone has experience with using alternative JVMs with Groovy, especially Azul (https://www.azul.com/) ? Licensing costs for long term OpenJDK support seem to be much lower, and the JVM has additional benefits such as an elastic memory model (JVM memory is dynamically allocated/deallocated from the os), continuous concurrent garbage collection without freeze-the-world fallback, and application startup (warmup) time improvements.But I am worried about Groovy compatibility (they only mention Scala explicitly on the web page)... Cheers,mg
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