Hmm ..this is why Azul's install and configure guide run in hundreds of pages. All the advanced tuning, profiling and configuring OS commands, setting contingency memory pools are perhaps for GCs which Azul does not sell.
I mean, they'll let you because the kind of customers want to be able to are the kinds of customers that Azul targets.
But everything I've heard from their engineers is that they've solved a lot of customer problems by resetting things to defaults and just letting it have a giant heap to play with.
Not sure how that makes the golang position any better.
