0:49 Edit .java -> compile .java -> run .class 3:33 JVM breakdown 4:14 Class loader: load (bootstrap (rt.jar), extension (jre/lib/ext), application (classes we write)) 6:59 Class loader: link (verify bytecode, prepare memory allocation for static variables, resolve nested references of a class) 10:02 Class loader: initialize (of static variables, static blocks) 11:09 ClassNotFoundException and ClassDefNotFoundException 12:38 Runtime Data area 13:01 Method Area / Permgen space / Metaspace (class data like static variables) 16:16 Heap (object data) 17:41 Program Counter Register: pointer to next instruction to be executed per thread 18:35 Java Stacks: stack frame of currently running method per thread 20:16 Native method stack: for running non-java methods called from java methods running in Java Stack (per thread) 24:09 Execution engine: GHIJ (Garbage Collector, Hotspot Profiler, Interpreter, JOT Compiler) 24:26 Interprets and executes the bytecode/instruction 25:52 JIT Compiler: Bytecodes that are repeated, called hotspots, are saved from re-interpretation. On the fly compiles them and make them ready for execution 26:27: Hotspot Profiler: graphically analyses the all the bytecodes and helps JIT compiler 27:36 Recap 26:57 Garbage Collector: cleans up unused classes, objects and memory areas.
Thanks for this video, I cleared 3 rounds of interview and got rejected in the final round because I couldnt explain memory management in jvm yes companies in india do ask about jvm.this video will help me for my next interview.
This is still great after 5+ years. The Bootstrap loading is somewhat different in the most recent versions of Java, they broke up rt.jar into modules which aren't covered here because they didn't exist back in Java 8...
Hi Ranjith this the most absolute extent about internal working of JVM.. Your work is reverence.. Such a deep & cultured explanation on JVM.. Generally, I never write on anything but your video convinced me to share my thoughts.. Great work, it's too helpful..
Sir, Thank you for sharing your deep insight on this subject. After several years of struggling through understanding JVM concepts, this video today has finally helped me!!!
Thanks a lot, bro, for keeping very much area for the ppt, and a small window for yourself. If Modi would be presenting the same, it would be vice versa..
Completely agree with Nektarios (my long time colleague). One of the best presentation in Java basics. No water, up to the point, informative, accurate and very good presentation pictures. Will recommend to all my friends/colleagues working with Java. Thank you!
Wonderful. What a explaination. All and all, perfect. That helped me a lot understanding the actual JVM, one of the areas on which i have been working since several years now
An amazing video Ranjith! Just what I was looking for!! But I have few questions that are requesting some insights : 1) Does loading bytecodes into memory == simply copying them to RAM for further processing? 2) In the class loader -> "verify" step, what are the examples of "bad/invalid" bytecode? What error is raised if the bytecode is not valid? 3) In class loader -> "Prepare step", what is the intent behind performing memory allocation for class member variables and later assign the values for static ones? 4) In Application loader aren't the different class files created by us required to be given if not existing in the current same directory? So if the classes are already loaded in the Application Loader phase, what happens in the "Resolve" phase? 5) Does interpreter convert bytecode to macine code? And JIT caches the frequent machine codes? 6) Could Native method calls be the calls to OS to allocate memory, handle resources? If no, what are some examples ? I know these are too many but please help out!!
Thank you for excellent explanation. You articulated lecture about JVM in proper format and lucidly which helps us to understand what exactly JVM does under the hood. Loved your session.
This is probably one of best way to explain. Thanks Ranjit. Along with the explanation, Ranjit has covered many troubleshooting areas that is a practically relating us to understand better. This is the Best part of video.
Great work done...Excellent Explanation Ranjith !! Please share below questions answers asked by Deepika . +Deepika R +Ranjith ramachandran , Please share answers publicly.It will help all of us . 1) Does loading bytecodes into memory == simply copying them to RAM for further processing? 2) In the class loader -> "verify" step, what are the examples of "bad/invalid" bytecode? What error is raised if the bytecode is not valid? 3) In class loader -> "Prepare step", what is the intent behind performing memory allocation for class member variables and later assign the values for static ones? 4) In Application loader aren't the different class files created by us required to be given if not existing in the current same directory? So if the classes are already loaded in the Application Loader phase, what happens in the "Resolve" phase? 5) Does interpreter convert bytecode to macine code? And JIT caches the frequent machine codes? 6) Could Native method calls be the calls to OS to allocate memory, handle resources? If no, what are some examples ?
Thanks Ranjith! This is one of the best presentations (in any area) that I have seen! You avoid mistakes that many technicians do when they present. Masterful!
0:49 Edit .java -> compile .java -> run .class
3:33 JVM breakdown
4:14 Class loader: load (bootstrap (rt.jar), extension (jre/lib/ext), application (classes we write))
6:59 Class loader: link (verify bytecode, prepare memory allocation for static variables, resolve nested references of a class)
10:02 Class loader: initialize (of static variables, static blocks)
11:09 ClassNotFoundException and ClassDefNotFoundException
12:38 Runtime Data area
13:01 Method Area / Permgen space / Metaspace (class data like static variables)
16:16 Heap (object data)
17:41 Program Counter Register: pointer to next instruction to be executed per thread
18:35 Java Stacks: stack frame of currently running method per thread
20:16 Native method stack: for running non-java methods called from java methods running in Java Stack (per thread)
24:09 Execution engine: GHIJ (Garbage Collector, Hotspot Profiler, Interpreter, JOT Compiler)
24:26 Interprets and executes the bytecode/instruction
25:52 JIT Compiler: Bytecodes that are repeated, called hotspots, are saved from re-interpretation. On the fly compiles them and make them ready for execution
26:27: Hotspot Profiler: graphically analyses the all the bytecodes and helps JIT compiler
27:36 Recap
26:57 Garbage Collector: cleans up unused classes, objects and memory areas.
Man, I have already watched this video like 5 times and I keep coming back to refresh. Kudos
Same here👍
Thanks for this video,
I cleared 3 rounds of interview and got rejected in the final round because I couldnt explain memory management in jvm
yes companies in india do ask about jvm.this video will help me for my next interview.
for which company
How many years of Experience do you have
This is still great after 5+ years. The Bootstrap loading is somewhat different in the most recent versions of Java, they broke up rt.jar into modules which aren't covered here because they didn't exist back in Java 8...
despite slightly outdated it's one of the best videos I've went through, perfect to start with
Hi Ranjith this the most absolute extent about internal working of JVM.. Your work is reverence.. Such a deep & cultured explanation on JVM.. Generally, I never write on anything but your video convinced me to share my thoughts.. Great work, it's too helpful..
Matter of fact, to know how jvm works is terrifically important, this topic hasn't been covered enough though unlike all other fancy stuff. Thumbs up!
Great tutorial man~ Best thing I've ever found to have JVM explained so clearly in such a simple way.
Sir, Thank you for sharing your deep insight on this subject. After several years of struggling through understanding JVM concepts, this video today has finally helped me!!!
Thanks a lot, bro, for keeping very much area for the ppt, and a small window for yourself. If Modi would be presenting the same, it would be vice versa..
Lovely Presentation with key points of the JVM architecture.
Excellent and very helpful to explore lot about JVM. Thanks.
Easy to understand. This is what I am looking for. thanks to Ranjith for your sharing
Excellent video on the internal structure and workings of jvm.
Thanks a lot
Well Explained in a simple way, I have understood now how JVM is working.
Thanks a lot.
Abdelmuniem Abdallah - Thanks, feel free to ping me if you have any questions.
great tutorial.. explained every detail.
Excellent video... never seen a better one on JVM. Thanks a lot!
Fully agree!
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Amazing tutorial , sir . Thanks for sharing your knowledge.
You are the best Java tutor I have come across in my 18 years of Java experience! Thank you!
Completely agree with Nektarios (my long time colleague). One of the best presentation in Java basics. No water, up to the point, informative, accurate and very good presentation pictures. Will recommend to all my friends/colleagues working with Java. Thank you!
Thanks a lot Mr. Ramachandran...for sharing your knowledge. Why I see only 5 years old videos. But create and sharing such more informative videos.
Awesome presentation with all the images. Thanks and awaiting more of your videos.
It's amazing tutorial and great explanation
Awesome Video, thanks for sharing it.
thank you very much for your great explanation it has been very useful to understand how JVM works. congratulations for your video.
Great explanation ..Thanks for sharing this video .
Very well explained. Thanks for creating and sharing the Video.
Awesome, beautifully and crisply explained. Thanks so much.
I like the way u teach. Clean and Simple.
Best way to learn
Thank you
awesome...its nice video to understand the internals of java class loading
Very simple, nice and easily understandable... thanks for sharing.
It helped me to understand a pretty well about the JVM Architecture .its simple,clean and crispy explanation . Thanks you.
very good explained sir all dout clear no 1 video thanks so much
Excellent video, very well done explanation. Thaks!
very well explained and easy to follow your teaching. Keep posting other topics and it will be great use
Sir very good explanation of JVM functionality, please post more videos for enhancing my knowledge
VERY VERY VERY useful tutorial, THANKS A LOT...
Good Presentation for understanding the memory of JVM.
The best explanation of JVM I ever heard.
excellent presentation and explanation. thank you very much for the lesson.
your channel helped me understood some important concepts of java, Thanks for your support and keep educating people around.
Wonderful. What a explaination. All and all, perfect. That helped me a lot understanding the actual JVM, one of the areas on which i have been working since several years now
Pretty nice explanation ... Thanks for sharing your hardwork
An amazing video Ranjith! Just what I was looking for!! But I have few questions that are requesting some insights :
1) Does loading bytecodes into memory == simply copying them to RAM for further processing?
2) In the class loader -> "verify" step, what are the examples of "bad/invalid" bytecode? What error is raised if the bytecode is not valid?
3) In class loader -> "Prepare step", what is the intent behind performing memory allocation for class member variables and later assign the values for static ones?
4) In Application loader aren't the different class files created by us required to be given if not existing in the current same directory? So if the classes are already loaded in the Application Loader phase, what happens in the "Resolve" phase?
5) Does interpreter convert bytecode to macine code? And JIT caches the frequent machine codes?
6) Could Native method calls be the calls to OS to allocate memory, handle resources? If no, what are some examples ?
I know these are too many but please help out!!
+Deepika R Very good questions. I have replied separately.
+Ranjith ramachandran can you just share those answers with me as well.?
thanks
+Ranjith ramachandran Could you share to me the same. it is better if you can replied publicly which is useful to all . Thanks in advance.
+Deepika R +Ranjith ramachandran , Please share that answer with me also.
+Ranjith ramachandran Can you share the answers to me?
Really very nice ... thanks for sharing this.
Awesome lecture on JVM Architecture..
It was a great lecture on JVM, thank you very much for the video.
Thank you for the detailed explanation of the JVM. It helped me a lot to understand JVM.
Awesome explanation of JVM internals.
One of the best videos with clear explanation. Helps me understand the basics. Thank you for making this video. Its really helpful! Good work...
Excellent tutorial to understand JVM arch. Thanks!
Thanks Ranjith for the detailed explanation. Appreciate it.
Great explaination of JVM architecture. Diagram also looks familiar to me from "Inside java virtual machine." I was in need of this video.
Thank you for excellent explanation. You articulated lecture about JVM in proper format and lucidly which helps us to understand what exactly JVM does under the hood. Loved your session.
This is probably one of best way to explain. Thanks Ranjit.
Along with the explanation, Ranjit has covered many troubleshooting areas that is a practically relating us to understand better. This is the Best part of video.
Awesome video...it explains in a very simple way. Thanks for sharing this.
Very precise presentation on JVM architecture
Nice Explanation, thank you very much
Simple words explained very complicated architecture.
Thanks for your good effort. Keep going. We are now big fan of your videos.
Very good explanation! I liked all of the simple visuals. Thank you.
Excellent presentation. very well explained .Thank a lot.
Very good explanation of JVM architecture!!!
Nice Explanation. Many Thanks for your effort
Excellent , every java programmer must watch ! Thanks Sir!!!!
The detail in explanation was no-less than perfect ... Reference invoking with class and study materials -Thanks
very nice video.. so simply understand everything
Very nice...thanks for sharing!
Nice very good way of explaning
Great work done...Excellent Explanation Ranjith !! Please share below questions answers asked by Deepika .
+Deepika R +Ranjith ramachandran , Please share answers publicly.It will help all of us .
1) Does loading bytecodes into memory == simply copying them to RAM for further processing?
2) In the class loader -> "verify" step, what are the examples of "bad/invalid" bytecode? What error is raised if the bytecode is not valid?
3) In class loader -> "Prepare step", what is the intent behind performing memory allocation for class member variables and later assign the values for static ones?
4) In Application loader aren't the different class files created by us required to be given if not existing in the current same directory? So if the classes are already loaded in the Application Loader phase, what happens in the "Resolve" phase?
5) Does interpreter convert bytecode to macine code? And JIT caches the frequent machine codes?
6) Could Native method calls be the calls to OS to allocate memory, handle resources? If no, what are some examples ?
Explained very good. Thanks
Excellent tutorial .... haven't come across something so comprehensive on JVM so far
the best video and best explanation on JVM i've watched so far... you are a great teacher dude... thanks
Thanks a lot for such a crystal clear explanation of JVM and it's execution
Thankyou for such excellent video. Its the best.
nice video ..i got an information what i want by this video ..thank you..
very good explanation please post more videos on java
An excellent, detailed, on-point overview of the JVM. Great work!
Very valuable video, thank you
Thanks Ranjith! This is one of the best presentations (in any area) that I have seen! You avoid mistakes that many technicians do when they present. Masterful!
Thanks really crisp and insightful content ...
Very helpful video! Thank you!
Thanks, well broken down explanation of JVM.
Best explanation of JVM architecture in consice manner. Thank You! Shame that You stopped producing videos though.
couldn't ask for ymore simpler way.. you are a life savor.. thanks man!!
Fabulous explanation sir it's very helpful too Thank you for making this excellent video
Very resourceful and well explained !!!
Very useful ... watched multiple times to explain like you .. inspired me..
Very informative video.. good work
Very good explanation of JVM.
Hi Ranjith, thanks for sharing this information and it gives more insight on how JVM works.
Thanks Ranjith for putting your effort to create such a knowledgeable lecture...
Thanks Ranjith. Quite clear and in-depth explanation.
Excellent tutorial. Subscribed.
Very good explanation..expecting more videos
excellent video...thank u very much...
You got a very good teaching and presentation skills. Thumbs up to the awesome video !
Excellent presention Mr. Ramachandran.. Exactly what i was looking for.
Thanks again n again.!
Why did you stop making videos? Yours is one of the best content i have seen on youtube....
Thank you for uploading videos. very well explained.
This is the best explanation I've seen on this topic so far! Huge thanks to you!
Thanx a lot for this amazing video.