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Title:
WebSphere Real Time: Deterministic Java
Stream:
Java SIG (2)
Speakers:
Alan Stevens
Abstract:
This talk introduces the hard and soft real time capabilities of WebSphere RealTime. It describes how the technology solves the problems of unpredictable delays, which have traditionally blocked the adoption of Java on systems with low or bounded latency requirements in industry sectors such as defence, telecommunications and finance.\n\nThe topics will include -\n\n<li>Soft and hard realtime capabilities</li>\n<li>The Real Time Specification for Java</li>\n<li>Real Time Linux</li>\n<li>The Metronome incremental garbage collector</li>\n<li>Ahead of time compilation and shared classes cache</li>\n<li>Version 2 enhancements</li>\n<li>Real time tooling</li>\n<li>Customer examples</li>
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Bio:
Alan Stevens:
Alan Stevens (IBM Senior Software Engineer, Hursley Lab)\n\nAlan is a Senior Software Engineer who joined IBM in 1988, has worked on Java performance since 1997 and is currently leading the WebSphere RealTime performance team. Alan regularly provides customer briefings and conference presentations for events such as JavaOne and has worked with many WebSphere customers' projects and proofs-of-concept. Alan brings many years of analytical experience to improving performance and solving determinism issues.
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