#JDK24 was released yesterday! This is a significant release for Java Security, as it contains two new core Quantum-Resistant cryptographic algorithms, ML-KEM for Key Encapsulation, and ML-DSA for Digital Signatures.
openjdk.org/projects/jdk...
#crypto #security #java #pqc
And yes! Jackson 3.0.0-rc1 HAS BEEN RELEASED (see github.com/FasterXML/ja... what is included so far) #java #jackson #json
... and then better blog about this over the weekend.
Excited getting the "Duke Nukem but by Tatu" foreva-project closer to completion (*) :)
(*) still multiple months away
I knew you made incredible things with Java, but this is another level!
I've been working on my latte for the past two years and can just barely get a consistent monks head. So much respect :-)
Yes, ckozak@apache.org
Welcome, @forked-franz.bsky.social!
I’ve really missed your high quality jvm performance insights since leaving the other site :-)
Rich pre-crash recordings, I would say. JFR has a reputation as performance tool, but I've heard the original thinking was also, "collect past data in circular buffer, dump it along with a bug report, let JVM support people look at what happened recently".
This!
We rely heavily on JFR to read into crashes, oomkills, etc. A crash report (if one exists, not so lucky for oomkills!) gives us data from one distinct event, where the JFR paints a landscape to contextualize the causes.
