High-Frequency Trading on Jakarta EE: Join Our Upcoming Live Webinar

Modern high-frequency trading (HFT) platforms operate under extreme performance constraints, processing tens of thousands of messages per second while maintaining microsecond-level latency. In these environments, even a brief garbage collection pause can lead to missed trades and SLA violations.

In our upcoming webinar ‘High-Frequency Trading on Jakarta EE: GC Stress Testing with Azul C4 & Payara Micro’ hosted by Java & Jakarta EE experts Luqman Saeed and Simon Ritter , we’ll explore how enterprise Java can meet these demanding requirements when paired with the right runtime and architecture.

High-Frequency Trading on Jakarta EE: GC Stress Testing with Azul C4 & Payara Micro

Wednesday, March 25th 2:00 PM GMT

Using TradeStreamEE, a real reference implementation, the session demonstrates how Jakarta EE running on Payara Micro achieves HFT-grade performance with Azul Platform Prime’s C4 garbage collector. You’ll see how GC behavior directly impacts latency and how modern approaches can dramatically reduce pause times.

During the webinar, you’ll learn:

• Why traditional garbage collectors struggle in latency-sensitive financial systems
• How a zero-copy messaging pipeline minimizes allocations in the hot path
• How targeted GC stress tests reveal performance bottlenecks
• Real benchmark results comparing G1GC and C4 under identical workloads
• How to deploy, monitor, and stress test the application in practice

The session also includes a live dashboard showing real-time GC pause metrics, offering practical insight into tuning Java for ultra-low latency workloads.

We hope to see you there – register today.