Trash Talk: Stacks, Heaps, and the Art of Garbage Collection - Aleksandr Rybolovlev
About this talk
This talk examines the intricacies of memory management in Go, focusing on the performance implications of stack and heap allocations, as well as the effects of garbage collection. The speaker, Aleksandr Rybolovlev, delves into essential topics such as where data is stored, escape analysis for memory placement decisions, and how Go's garbage collector operates and impacts application performance. Attendees will also learn practical strategies for tuning garbage collection to enhance application efficiency. By the end of this session, participants will have a deeper insight into Go's memory model and optimization techniques that can improve their software development practices.
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