Testing on Oracle’s own products and cloud services has shown roughly 40% improvements in both memory and performance of heavily loaded applications. Users of the pack will see immediate benefits on JDK 8 workloads running at near memory or CPU capacity, Oracle said. In addition to garbage collection, improvements featured in Enterprise Performance Pack cover compact strings, enhanced observability, and dozens of other optimizations.Įnterprise Performance Pack is available now on MyOracleSupport for Java SE subscription customers and OCI (Oracle Cloud Infrastructure) users, at no additional cost. Improvements brought to Java in the seven years between the releases of JDK 8, which arrived in March 2014, and JDK 17, which shipped in September 2021, are offered to JDK 8 users. Introduced October 17, Enterprise Performance Pack offers significant memory management and performance boosts and serves as a drop-in replacement for JDK 8. Looking to offer Java 17-level performance to legacy Java 8 server workloads, Oracle this week unveiled Java SE Subscription Enterprise Performance Pack, bringing modern garbage collection algorithms and other recent benefits to still-popular Java 8.
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