19.06.0.0
19.06.0.0
Release date: June 25, 2019
This release corresponds to the following OpenJDK versions:
| Major Version | OpenJDK Version |
|---|---|
8 |
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11 |
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13 |
|
15 |
What’s New
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Zing 19.06.0.0 introduces a new Zing Virtual Machine mode.
The following new command-line options for enabling and working with the new Zing Virtual Machine mode are introduced:
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UseZST -
NonZSTModePreferenceLevel -
UseLargePages -
UseTransparentHugePages -
GPGCNoZSTBackingStoragePath -
GPGCNoZSTWorkaroundRSSInaccuracy -
GPGCNoZSTUseNUMAInterleaving -
AlwaysPreTouch
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The new Zing Virtual Machine mode may require tuning to achieve the best results.
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Zing 19.06.0.0 introduces a new core-bundler utility to manage core file bundling.
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Enhancements for the ReadyNow performance tuning tool.
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Installing Zing Standalone Licenses is updated to include a list of locations checked for a license in order of priority.
Known Issues
| Issue ID | Description |
|---|---|
19127 |
When used in -XX:-UseZST mode, applications that allocate significant amounts of large (multi-MB) objects at high rates and on a sustained basis may observe higher than normal time to safepoint behaviors. |
16473 |
When Zing is used in the Non-ZST mode, the RSS/RES value reported by such Linux tools as top or ps are known to be inaccurate because multi-mapped regions are counted multiple times by those commands, even though they point to the same physical memory. For more details, see [top-and-ps] above. |