Artificial Intelligence is transforming industries, and understanding the various types of AI is essential for anyone entering the field of performance testing and engineering. Whether you’re tuning a JMeter script or optimizing a machine learning model, knowing how AI behaves and evolves helps you test smarter and build better systems. Let’s explore this fascinating topic … Read more
The Importance of Performance Testing in Artificial Intelligence is becoming more evident as AI systems are now part of everyday life. From voice assistants on our phones to recommendation engines on shopping sites, AI powers decisions that impact millions of people. However, building an AI system that only works correctly is not enough. It must … Read more
What is Artificial Intelligence? is a question that sparks curiosity in almost every learner today. Artificial Intelligence, often abbreviated as AI, is the science of enabling machines to think and act like humans. It is important because it powers tools we use daily, from voice assistants on our phones to recommendation systems on streaming platforms. … Read more
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ZGC, or Z Garbage Collector, is a modern garbage collection algorithm introduced in Java 11. It was designed to handle very large heap sizes with extremely low pause times. ZGC aims to keep pause times under 10 milliseconds, even with heaps sized in terabytes. For beginners, ZGC might sound complicated, but this article breaks it … Read more
The Concurrent Mark Sweep (CMS) Garbage Collector was a popular garbage collection algorithm used in the Java Virtual Machine (JVM) for many years. It was introduced to reduce long pause times caused by Full GCs. Although it has been deprecated in newer Java versions (starting from Java 9 and removed in Java 14), many applications … Read more