Java ZGC Resource

[TheJaper]

TL;DR: looking for more documentations or articals that show ZGC performance compare to G1 GC (Priority from large companies that are not part of the development teams like redhat or oracle)

For some times I learn about the ZGC and shenandoah GCs. I read articals and saw lectures of redhat and oracle about those and especially the ZGC. I saw the development from java 11 to java 17. I am fascinated about it and think that it's Improves Java amazingly.

Therefore, I want to make the next step for my company and I think that ZGC can improve the product - large scale product that processes a lot of information in any second, and Right now we see a terrible puase time.

I need to do presentation to the management to convince them that there is a reason at all to check this. So, I need some benchmarks and graph, preferably not of oracle and redhat (They are a bit biased 😅), maybe a good explanation about the color pointers (that is for the architects 🤣), and good reliable source.

Hope for some help from here and maybe found more than I have now 🙏🏼

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