支付宝架构师李三红OpenJDK at Enterprise.pdf

OpenJDK at Enterprise 李三红 微博：sanhong_li Agenda ₱ The history of OpenJDK  The difference from OracleJDK ₱ Adoption of OpenJDK  Infrastructure support  RAS support  Contribute to community ₱ Practical performance tuning  Memory basics  GC  JIT  Tuning for OS OpenJDK history Anatomy of OpenJDK ₱ Reference implementation of Java SE ₱ Free and open source, build your own Java ₱ OpenJDK = JDK + JVM • JDK: Java class library + native library • JVM: Hotspot • Platform: X86, PowerPC, ARM, SPARC Different from Oracle JDK ₱ Oracle JDK built from OpenJDK source code, no major technical difference between them. • IBM JDK did the similar thing, but replaced HotSpot with J9. ₱ But Oracle JDK includes: • Java plug-in • Java WebStart • JavaFX runtime • VisualVM monitoring tool • Additional (desktop) fonts and icons • Other third party components Major Linux distributions such as Ubuntu, Fedora and Red Hat Enterprise Linux offer a OpenJDK as their default Java SE implementation. Adoption of OpenJDK ₱ Infrastructure support • Code repository management • OpenJDK sources are maintained with Mercurial • Continuous Integration • Example: Adopt OpenJDK CI site ₱ Quality insurance • Your own unit test • JTReg test cases • TCK • FVT • SVT TCK and conformance ₱ TCK (JCK) is specialized to test conformance with the Java platform specification: • conformance deviations • find bugs ₱ Not open source, available under OpenJDK Community TCK License Agreement RAS support ₱ j * tools shipped with OpenJDK are enough in your production environment? ₱ If not, please consider: • Post-mortem diagnostics enhancement • Heap dump, Thread dump, GC Logs • Management and monitoring • JMX-based, ability to do in-