For Java see The Exceptional Performance of Lil' Exception from Aleksey Shipilëv, https://shipilev.net/blog/2014/exceptional-performance. As always, Shipilëv does a fantastic job at explaining inner details of the JVM…
> NEVERTHELESS, software supply chain is important. Whatever JVM one chooses should have a good answer to how they handle it. We do agree on that. We also agree that Linux distributions & Docker official images have…
The link you provided talk about an issue with Docker's openjdk image which has nothing to do with adoptopenjdk (now Adoptium Temurin).
I think you are right and data model should have been event based rather than span based. https://medium.com/opentracing/open-for-event-based-tracing-... digs into that topic and basically says that distributed tracing…
The funny thing is that Dijkstra named this article "A Case Against the Goto Statement". ACM editor didn't find that clickbaity enough and changed the title.
For Java see The Exceptional Performance of Lil' Exception from Aleksey Shipilëv, https://shipilev.net/blog/2014/exceptional-performance. As always, Shipilëv does a fantastic job at explaining inner details of the JVM…
> NEVERTHELESS, software supply chain is important. Whatever JVM one chooses should have a good answer to how they handle it. We do agree on that. We also agree that Linux distributions & Docker official images have…
The link you provided talk about an issue with Docker's openjdk image which has nothing to do with adoptopenjdk (now Adoptium Temurin).
I think you are right and data model should have been event based rather than span based. https://medium.com/opentracing/open-for-event-based-tracing-... digs into that topic and basically says that distributed tracing…
The funny thing is that Dijkstra named this article "A Case Against the Goto Statement". ACM editor didn't find that clickbaity enough and changed the title.