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Oracle GraalVM Enterprise Edition - Powerful VM for Polyglot Applications
August 21, 2020

Oracle GraalVM Enterprise Edition - Powerful VM for Polyglot Applications

Anonymous | TrustRadius Reviewer
Score 10 out of 10
Vetted Review
Verified User

Software Version

GraalVM Enterprise

Overall Satisfaction with GraalVM

Oracle GraalVM Enterprise Edition is being used in our organization across our project among a team of 45 members. It has majorly addressed the performance of applications by reducing the overhead in terms of startup time, execution time, and memory utilization. It provides additional advantages in writing applications in various programming languages.
  • Application runs faster
  • Memory utilization is very low
  • Cost-effective
  • Not much improvement needed; the product suits our requirements.
  • Effective project budget utilization in terms of cost reduction
  • Client satisfaction from the delivery point of view
Oracle GraalVM has been selected due to its ability to perform ahead-of time compilation by compiling JAVA code to native image which helps in scaling up the performance of the application startup and execution time, thus consuming low memory and CPU cycles. Also, supporting various languages apart from JAVA makes the VM more productive and powerful.
We have always received on-time and effective customer support. Issues have always been addressed in an efficient manner. Overall satisfied with the services provided so far.

Do you think GraalVM delivers good value for the price?

Yes

Are you happy with GraalVM's feature set?

Yes

Did GraalVM live up to sales and marketing promises?

Yes

Did implementation of GraalVM go as expected?

Yes

Would you buy GraalVM again?

Yes

GraalVM is very stable and has been very beneficial in terms of Project Delivery due to its advanced Virtual Machine providing JIT (just-in-time) compiler and AOT (ahead-of-time) compiler. So, I will definitely recommend it to others to try at least once in order to scale up the performance of polyglot applications.