Ideally, a Java application runs just fine with the default JVM settings so that there is no need to set any flags at all. However, in case of performance problems (which unfortunately arise quite often) some knowledge about relevant JVM flags is a welcome companion. In this part of our series, we will take a look at some JVM flags from the area of memory management. Knowing and understanding thes
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