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ELIMINATE CONSECUTIVE FULL GCs

Full GC in JVM is crucial for memory management but can severely impact application performance due to high CPU consumption and application thread pauses. Consecutive full GCs typically indicate insufficient heap size allocation. Solutions include increasing JVM heap size, enhancing Perm Gen/metaspace size, or adding more JVM instances. Validation is essential.



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Full GC in JVM is crucial for memory management but can severely impact application performance due to high CPU consumption and application thread pauses. Consecutive full GCs typically indicate insufficient heap size allocation. Solutions include increasing JVM heap size, enhancing Perm Gen/metaspace size, or adding more JVM instances. Validation is essential.



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