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Jetty-9 goes fast with Mechanical Sympathy

Since we discovered how to make Jetty-9 avoid parallel slowdown, we’ve been continuing to work with micro benchmarks and consideration of Mechanical Sympathy to further optimise Jetty-9.  As we now about to go to release candidate for Jetty-9, I thought

admin January 31, 2013April 18, 2017 Jetty, Uncategorized Read more

Avoiding Parallel Slowdown in Jetty-9 with CPU Cache analysis.

How can the sum of fast parts be slower than the sum of slower parts?   This is one of the conundrums we faced as we have been benchmarking the latest Jetty-9 releases. The explanation is good insight into modern CPUs

admin December 17, 2012 Jetty, Uncategorized Read more

The new Jetty 9 HTTP client

Introduction One of the big refactorings in Jetty 9 is the complete rewrite of the HTTP client. The reasons behind the rewrite are many: We wrote the codebase several years ago; while we have actively maintained, it was starting to

Simone Bordet November 20, 2012 HTTP, Java, Jetty, Uncategorized Read more

Jetty, SPDY and HAProxy

The SPDY protocol will be the next web revolution. The HTTP-bis working group has been rechartered to use SPDY as the basis for HTTP 2.0, so network and server vendors are starting to update their offerings to include SPDY support.

Simone Bordet October 23, 2012 HTTP, Java, Jetty, performance, SPDY, Uncategorized Read more

Why detecting concurrent issues can be difficult

Jetty 9’s NIO code is  a nearly complete rewrite with improved architecture, cleaner and clearer code base and best of all it’ll be even faster and more efficient than jetty 7/8’s NIO layer. Detecting concurrent code issues is usually not

Thomas Becker October 16, 2012 Java, Jetty, Uncategorized Read more

SPDY Push Demo from JavaOne 2012

Simone Bordet and I spoke at JavaOne this year about the evolution of web protocol and how HTTP is being replaced by WebSocket (for new semantics) and by SPDY (for better efficiency). The demonstration of SPDY Push is particularly good

admin October 14, 2012 HTTP, Jetty, performance, SPDY, Uncategorized Read more

Jetty 9 – Updated WebSocket API

Creating WebSockets in Jetty is even easier with Jetty 9! While the networking gurus in Jetty have been working on the awesome improvements to the I/O layers in core Jetty 9, the WebSocket fanatics in the community have been working

Joakim Erdfelt October 1, 2012 Jetty, Uncategorized, WebSockets Read more

Jetty 9 – Features

Jetty 9 milestone 0 has landed! We are very excited about getting this release of jetty out and into the hands of everyone. A lot of work as gone into reworking fundamentals and this is going to be the best

admin September 22, 2012 General, Java, Jetty, Uncategorized, WebSockets, Webtide Read more

Spend money on free software?

  Here we are with summer coming to an end, the kids going back to school, and lots of software projects yet to complete before year end. What are the options we have for our development projects? Should we buy

Stever August 29, 2012 Jetty, Uncategorized Read more

Jetty 9 – it's coming!

Development on Jetty-9 has been chugging along for quite some time now and it looks like we’ll start releasing milestones in around the end of September.  This is exciting because we have a lot of cool improvements and features coming

admin August 27, 2012 General, Intalio, Java, Jetty, Servlets, Status, Uncategorized, Webtide Read more
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