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What is GraalVM?
GraalVM is a universal virtual machine for running applications written in JavaScript, Python, Ruby, R, JVM-based languages like Java, Scala, Groovy, Kotlin, Clojure, and LLVM-based languages such as C and C++. GraalVM removes the isolation between programming languages and enables interoperability…
GraalVM, Most trusted, Straightforward, cost-effective,Enterprise Edition Java Applications.
Make your Applications Fast!
Total Satisfactory Package
GraalVM is the future, maybe not so much as present, but definitely the Future
GraalVM - Reliable and Best Virtual Machine
Totally Worthy Tool
Just migrate to GraalVM, the best performance on the market.
Great performance, new opportunities, licensing struggles
Great for already native project
"One VM to rule them all" -- GraalVM works as promise...
Amazing GraalVM!
GraalVM--a better runtime than JAVA SE
Reliable and worthy tool.
Great virtual machine
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What is GraalVM?
GraalVM is a universal virtual machine for running applications written in JavaScript, Python, Ruby, R, JVM-based languages like Java, Scala, Groovy, Kotlin, Clojure, and LLVM-based languages such as C and C++. GraalVM removes the isolation between programming languages and enables…
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What is GraalVM?
It is a universal virtual machine for running applications written in JavaScript, Python, Ruby, R, JVM-based languages like Java, Scala, Groovy, Kotlin, Clojure, and LLVM-based languages such as C and C++. It removes the isolation between programming languages and enables interoperability in a shared runtime. It can run either standalone or in the context of OpenJDK, Node.js or Oracle Database.
GraalVM Community is available for free for any use.
GraalVM Enterprise provides additional performance, security, and scalability relevant for running applications in production. Users can get a version of GraalVM Enterprise that is free for evaluation and developing new applications via the Oracle Technology Network (OTN), or a commercially licensed version for production use via the Oracle Store.
GraalVM Competitors
- Azure App Service
- Firebase
- Microsoft Common Langugage Runtime
GraalVM Technical Details
Deployment Types | On-premise, Software as a Service (SaaS), Cloud, or Web-Based |
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Operating Systems | Windows, Linux, Mac |
Mobile Application | No |
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(1-25 of 26)Fantastic Tool
- Reduction of application size.
- This supports Java 111.
- Hardware requirements have reduced because of this.
- Minimal consumption of resources.
- Documentation needs to be improved and in a proper manner.
- Support of Micro services needs to be enhanced.
- Customer Support Service is not up to the mark.
GraalVM, Most trusted, Straightforward, cost-effective,Enterprise Edition Java Applications.
- Run Java Faster, GraalVM can run in the context of OpenJDK to make Java applications run faster with a new just-in-time compilation technology.
- Make Application Extensible, GraalVM enables running JavaScript, R, Python, Ruby, LLVM IR, and Web Assembly in the context of Java Data Applications.
- Create a Native Image, running [an] application inside a Java VM comes with startup and footprint costs.
- Documentation is not that well detailed up to date.
- The customer support is not always available.
Make your Applications Fast!
- It is easily maintainable.
- Requires minimal resources which results in low memory utilization.
- Supports Java 11 for better performance.
- Easily configurable.
- No proper documentation present.
- Few JDK versions are not supported currently.
- Customer support is not at par with the industry standards.
Total Satisfactory Package
- This supports Java 11.
- This is very efficient tool.
- Highly configurable and reusable environment.
- Support and documentation could be improved.
- Some of the JDK versions are not supported.
- Microservices integration is needed.
- Making smaller docker images.
- Ability to use multiple languages like Python, NodeJS (TS), and java in polyglot environment.
- It seems to be unexpectedly faster than regular JVM.
- I would like to see more JavaFX support for cross platform UIs.
- I would like to see better Java 16 support.
- Hoping Java 17 support will come at the same time as the release.
GraalVM - Reliable and Best Virtual Machine
- Ability to compile the applications ahead of its time.
- Need less resources.
- Maintenance is easy.
- Compiler is fast.
- Efficiency increases.
- Size of the applications is reduced.
- Installation is complex.
- Improper documentation.
- Support for less number of languages.
Totally Worthy Tool
- This supports Java 11 which results in better performance.
- Most of the programming languages are supported in this like Java, R, Javascript.
- The memory utilization is fairly very low.
- Customer service is bit on the back side and improvement is needed.
- Manual efforts are needed to make certain libraries work.
- Micro services are not properly supported.
- GraalVM performs very well, especially EE edition
- The short startup times for native images push Java more towards "cloud native" experience
- Integrating different languages using GraalVM leverages their combined strengths in an innovative way
- It should be possible to use GraalVM EE to distribute native images of JavaFX applications for mobile platforms, especially for Apple platforms.
- Native Images are a game changer. However, compiling complex applications can be a pain. Better support for an improved transition process are a must.
- Cloud-native applications, microservices, etc.
- Possibly speeding up when used as a runtime for message brokers as Kafka, Pulsar, etc. (checking this at the moment...)
- Developing native applications can be painful; better dev experience is a must here
- The price model for EE isn't suitable for small companies
"One VM to rule them all" -- GraalVM works as promise...
- [Building] AI related projects that using programming languages on JVM.
- Accelerate Scala-based projects with native image.
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- The download speed for prebuilt binaries of GraalVM CE on Github is slow, and I hope more download mirrors for GraalVM could be provided, maybe directly from its home site www.graalvm.org is a good idea.
- Hope to add built-in support OpenCL within GraalVM for heterogeneous parallel computing.
- Hope to add support for running GraalVM on RISC-V.
Amazing GraalVM!
- Helps Team work
- Increase Efficiency
- Increase Effectiveness
- It's is good and I don't currently see areas for improvement. Visuals are great too!
GraalVM--a better runtime than JAVA SE
- Reduces the application startup time
- Allows usage of multiple languages, such as Java and Scala in the same codebase
- Improved performance in range of C++
- Notarization of Mac OS 10.15
- Better support and documentation for debugging and profiling
- RXVT emulator bug
Reliable and worthy tool.
- Multilingual
- Speed
- Usability
- Still missing some languages (DEV)
- Looks like they still having something being developed
Be aware there are some points that can be improved like a couple of languages are not accepted so far.
Like used to, it's easy to use and you can find a lot of information regarding the tool so if you need to do something fast, it's a good choice.
Great virtual machine
- Best performance of applications
- High efficiency of applications
- Reduced hardware requirements
- Lesser consumption of resources
- Universal support to multiple programming languages
- Reduced size of applications
- Creation of virtual images for testing on Android and iOS mobile operating systems
- Creation of native images
- Excellent support
- Documentations are detailed enough to learn and use easily
- Easy to use
- Unavailability of installer makes installation a hassle
- Compiling natives for non-Java faces problem with dependencies
- Standardizing Java dev environment
- Making deployed applications more maintainable
- Reusable environments for developers
- Positive performance gain
- Quick deployment cycles
- Difficult to migrate legacy applications to use GraalVM
- Initial setup for Java binaries can be difficult
- Some configuration options can be obscure at times
An awesome Polyglot JVM.
- Language Interoperability
- Ahead of Time compilation
- Portability
- Cross-platform
- Great Support
- Requires a separate download to use
- Unavailable with the current JDK versions
- Requires users to specifically use GraalVM to use our server platform
GraalVM Review
The problem with normal JNIs is how hard it is to implement Mixins and other features, with GraalVM this is very easy and performant. GraalVM's performance is also outstanding, making it faster to launch dev environments and other factors.
- Language Interop
- Performance
- Availability
- Open Source
- Ease of Use
- JDK version is low
- Lacks some features like ZGC
- JNI is sometimes faster
Other scenarios would be to take advantage of GraalVMs AOT features where performance is needed.
- Application runs faster
- Memory utilization is very low
- Cost-effective
- Not much improvement needed; the product suits our requirements.
An Analyst's Review of GraalVM
- Multiple languages
- Minimal memory
- Open source
- Visibility of roadmap
GraalVM: Advanced VM supporting multiple languages
- VM supports multiple programming languages
- Faster startup time of the application with reduced memory overhead
- Flexibility of the developers to choose any languages
- Performance enhancement in polyglot application is not the same in all languages.
GraalVM Review
- AOT compilation - Java Code To Native Image
- Minimal allocation of runtime memory
- Application starts in no time
- Works exceptionally well for Java applications, but more improvement is needed for non-Java applications.
GraalVM: The future ready universal VM
- Open source
- Faster and efficient program execution.
- Multilingual virtual machine.
- No JMX, JFR support.
- No thread dump or heap dump support.
- Using bigger heaps can badly impact latency.
- Open-sourced
- Uniting various programming models in a single application
- Support for polyglot applications
- Faster execution of Java applications by creating ahead-of-time compiled native images
- Lower memory footprint
- Production-ready software
- Not all languages are supported by GraalVM.
GraalVM - Ultimate VM for Java Applications
Oracle GraalVM Enterprise Edition is being used in our department, and it has already proven to be highly beneficial and effective as it has been built to cater to enterprise-class application development on a global standard. It has shown significant improvements in application performance and efficiency due to its high-performance runtime.
- Multilingual Virtual Machine
- Run Programs Faster Anywhere
- Compiling applications ahead-of-time (AOT) into native Executable
- Can run either standalone or in the context of OpenJDK, Node.js or Oracle Database
- Lower Memory Footprint
- Compilation is not easy for all JVM code
1. Applications running in a regular just-in-time (JIT) compilation mode adding higher performance gains resulting from quality optimized algorithms.
2. Applications compiled ahead-of-time (AOT) into a native executable. It has the capability to run as a standalone application with instant startup having minimal memory footprint and minimal CPU utilization.
GraalVM Review
- Ahead-of-time compiled native images which start up faster
- Javascript application run on top of it without need for V8 engine.
- Java libraries can be accessed from other programming languages.
- JIT compiler makes a long-running server process run even faster as time passes with optimization at runtime. Lack of this feature makes GraalVM not suited for certain applications
- All the libraries are not easily available or compiled down to GraalVM binary. Manual Involvement is needed to make some libraries work. Reflection-based libraries specifically do not work.
- There are runtime surprises in some cases and increases support needs
GraalVM Review
- High performance and it acts as JIT compiler. Optimizations like partial escape help a lot since it is not available in standard JIT compilers.
- It helps in combining JAVASCRIPT, Java, and R
- Helps in running native languages on the JVM
- Helps in extension of JVM-Based application
- It is efficient for a smaller heap only as it impacts latency
- Generated native code is not fully efficient
- No thread dump and heap dump support