Caldarale, Charles R wrote: > >> I don't think JVMs have used stop-the-world GC for some time, now. > Strictly speaking, they still do, but global suspends occur much, much > less frequently and for much shorter periods, so in most environments > it's of negligible impact. > http://www.roselladb.com/dbms.htm Rosella DBMS is a all java DBMS that can use up to 512GB+ buffers on heap. What it does in the beginning is to allocate multiple-megabyte memory blocks to reduce the number of objects, so that subsequent garbage collections can deal with very few memory objects. It generate very little objects even though it can deal with tens of millions records.
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