What strategies would you employ to minimize the garbage collection pause times in a high-throughput Spring Boot application?
- Increasing the heap size to accommodate more objects in memory.
- Implementing custom garbage collection algorithms.
- Using the G1 Garbage Collector and tuning its parameters.
- Avoiding the use of multithreading in the application.
Option 3 is correct. To minimize garbage collection pause times in a high-throughput Spring Boot application, you can use the G1 Garbage Collector and tune its parameters. The G1 Garbage Collector is designed to provide low-latency and predictable garbage collection behavior. Increasing heap size (Option 1) may not necessarily reduce pause times. Implementing custom garbage collection algorithms (Option 2) is complex and not typically recommended. Avoiding multithreading (Option 4) is not a practical solution for improving performance.
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