java中的内存映射的缺点,Java中的内存映射集合

I'm filling up the JVM Heap Space.

Changing parameters to give more heap space to the JVM, or changing something in my algorithm in the code not to use so much space are two of the most recommended options.

But, if those two have already been tried and applied, and I still get out of memory exceptions, I'd like to see what the other options are.

I found out about this example of "Using a memory mapped file for a huge matrix" and a library called HugeCollections which are an interesting way to solve my problem. Unluckily, the library hasn't seen an update for over a year, and it's not in any Maven repo - so for me it's not a really reliable one.

My question is, is there any other library doing this, or a good way of achieving it (having collection objects (lists and sets) memory mapped)?

解决方案

Unluckily, the library hasn't seen an update for over a year, and it's not in any Maven repo - so for me it's not a really reliable one I agree and I wrote it. ;)

I suggest you look at https://github.com/peter-lawrey/Java-Chronicle which is higher performance has been used a bit. It really design for List & Queue but you could use it for a Map or Set with additional data structures.

Depending on your requirements, you could write your own library. e.g. for time series data I wrote a different library which is not open source unfortunately but can load tables of 500+ GB pretty cleanly.

it's not in any Maven repo

Neither is this one but would be happy for someone to add it.