Build Native Java Apps with GraalVM
Build Native Java Apps with GraalVM
Java Going Native in Cloud-native era
About the Book
Use GraalVM to build native Java apps
About the Author
Table of Contents
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I Introduction
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1 Introduction to Native Java Apps
- 1.1 Traditional Java Apps
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1.2 Cloud-Native Java Apps
- 1.2.1 Container Image Size
- 1.2.2 App Startup Time
- 1.2.3 Memory Consumption
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2 GraalVM
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2.1 JIT vs. AOT
- 2.1.1 JIT
- 2.1.2 AOT
- 2.2 Native Image
- 2.3 Limitations
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2.1 JIT vs. AOT
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3 Installation
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3.1 Local Installation
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3.1.1 Install
- 3.1.1.1 Linux / macOS
- 3.1.1.2 Windows
- 3.1.2 Configure
- 3.1.3 Install Native Image
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3.1.1 Install
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3.1 Local Installation
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1 Introduction to Native Java Apps
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II Native Image
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4
native-image- 4.1 Basic Usage
- 4.2 Fallback Image
- 4.3 Build Output
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5 Command Line Options
- 5.1 Basic Options
- 5.2 Non-standard Options
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6 Reflection
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6.1 Automatic Detection
- 6.1.1 With Constant Names
- 6.1.2 With Non-constant Names
- 6.2 Manual Configuration
- 6.3 Reflection at Image Build Time
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6.1 Automatic Detection
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7 Class Initialization
- 7.1 Class Initialization Strategy
- 7.2 Debug Class Initialization
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7.3 Common Errors
- 7.3.1 Wrong Initialization Stage
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8 Dynamic Proxy
- 8.1 Automatic Detection
- 8.2 Manual Configuration
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9 Resources
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9.1 Resource Files
- 9.1.1 Configuration
- 9.1.2 Debug Resource Registration
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9.2 Locales
- 9.2.1 Default Locale
- 9.2.2 Include Locales
- 9.3 Resource Bundles
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9.1 Resource Files
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10 Memory Management
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10.1 Garbage Collectors
- 10.1.1 Serial GC
- 10.1.2 Epsilon GC
- 10.1.3 G1 GC
- 10.2 Memory Configurations
- 10.3 GC Logs
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10.1 Garbage Collectors
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11 Tracing Agent
- 11.1 Basic Usage
- 11.2 Build Configuration
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11.3 Advanced Usage
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11.3.1 Filters
- 11.3.1.1 Filter File
- 11.3.1.2 Caller-based Filters
- 11.3.1.3 Access Filters
- 11.3.2 Trace Files
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11.3.1 Filters
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12 Static and Mostly Static Images
- 12.1 Static Images
- 12.2 Mostly Static Images
- 12.3 Container Image
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III Developer Guide
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13 GraalVM Integration
- 13.1 GraalVM SDK
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13.2 Feature
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13.2.1
FeatureInterface -
13.2.2 Write Custom Features
- 13.2.2.1 A Simple Feature
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13.2.2.2 Enable with
--features -
13.2.2.3 Enable with
@AutomaticFeature
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13.2.3 Provide Runtime Configurations
- 13.2.3.1 Class Initialization
- 13.2.3.2 Reflection
- 13.2.3.3 Serialization
- 13.2.3.4 Resources
- 13.2.3.5 Dynamic Proxy
- 13.2.3.6 Summary
- 13.2.4 Example
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13.2.5 Advanced Features
- 13.2.5.1 Feature Inclusion
- 13.2.5.2 Feature Dependencies
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13.2.1
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13.3 Substitution
- 13.3.1 Target Class
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13.3.2 Alias
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13.3.2.1
@Alias -
13.3.2.2
@Delete -
13.3.2.3
@Substitute -
13.3.2.4
@AnnotateOriginal
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13.3.2.1
- 13.3.3 Delete
- 13.3.4 Replace
- 13.3.5 Target Element
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13.3.6 Recompute Field Value
- 13.3.6.1 Target Class
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13.3.6.2 Kind
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13.3.6.2.1
Reset -
13.3.6.2.2
NewInstance -
13.3.6.2.3
FromAlias -
13.3.6.2.4
FieldOffset -
13.3.6.2.5
ArrayBaseOffsetandArrayIndexShift -
13.3.6.2.6
AtomicFieldUpdaterOffset -
13.3.6.2.7
Manual -
13.3.6.2.8
Custom
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13.3.6.2.1
- 13.3.7 Inject Accessor
- 13.3.8 Inject
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14 JDK Flight Recorder
- 14.1 Basic Usage
- 14.2 Custom Events
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13 GraalVM Integration
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IV Frameworks
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15 Quarkus
- 15.1 Build Container Images
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15.2 Native Image
- 15.2.1 Configurations
- 15.2.2 Resources
- 15.2.3 Reflections
- 15.2.4 Class Initialization
- 15.2.5 Dynamic Proxy
- 15.3 Internals
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15 Quarkus
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V Tools
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16 GraalVM Dashboard
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16.1 Dashboard Data Dump
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16.1.1 Options
- 16.1.1.1 Dump Path
- 16.1.1.2 Scope of Dump Data
- 16.1.1.3 Dump Format
- 16.1.2 Usage
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16.1.1 Options
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16.2 View Dashboard
- 16.2.1 Code Size Breakdown
- 16.2.2 Heap Size Breakdown
- 16.2.3 Points-to Exploration
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16.1 Dashboard Data Dump
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16 GraalVM Dashboard
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