Re:Groupcache: an alternative to memcached, written in Go
by chetanahuja on Tuesday July 30, 2013 @05:02PM
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"Previous exposure to a proper, modern GC"
I've often heard people say things that imply that "proper" GC's don't behave like whatever badness I'm experiencing currently. Can you give me an example of a Garbage collector that I could safely use for a large heap of small cached (ie. long lifetimes) objects without a significant throughput penalty and with deterministic latencies (ie., no random full system pauses) over, say, a tcmalloc based hand-allocated/free'd system ?
I've often heard people say things that imply that "proper" GC's don't behave like whatever badness I'm experiencing currently. Can you give me an example of a Garbage collector that I could safely use for a large heap of small cached (ie. long lifetimes) objects without a significant throughput penalty and with deterministic latencies (ie., no random full system pauses) over, say, a tcmalloc based hand-allocated/free'd system ?