We have been working on building out our GraalVM support over the last 18 months. Developers are now able to build and deploy high-performance Java applications on Azure, using the power of AOT compilation to meet the demands of the cloud platform. The integration of GraalVM into the Azure SDK for Java represents a significant step forward. This new feature reinforces the Azure SDK for Java’s commitment to evolving and providing a comprehensive set of tools for building cloud-based applications. By incorporating GraalVM into the Azure SDK for Java, developers can take advantage of the benefits of AOT compilation, delivering high-performance, low-latency applications that meet the demands and expectations of Azure customers.
Azure deployments can scale to extreme levels, where large volumes of requests and fast response times are table stakes. Performance is especially important for developers using cloud platforms such as Azure. One of the key features of GraalVM is its support for ahead-of-time (AOT) compilation, which in some cases can enable faster startup times and improved runtime performance compared to traditional just-in-time (JIT) compilation. GraalVM, a high-performance polyglot virtual machine, enables the execution of applications written in multiple programming languages, including Java. The Azure SDK for Java and Spring Cloud Azure teams are proud to announce the integration of GraalVM in their client libraries.
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