In 2019, Alexey joined project 1102 to maximize the value of OpenJ9 JIT server technology which decouples the JIT complier from the JVM and lets it run as a service. He came up with the idea of caching machine code produced by a remote JIT compile server, amortizing JIT compilation costs across many JVM instances. Alexey went above and beyond the requirements of a research project and wrote production-ready code for integration into the Eclipse OpenJ9 project. The realistic large-scale test environment he created exceeded all expectations showing reductions of up to 87% in warm-up time, 68% in memory footprint, and a whopping 340% increase in overall cloud cluster CPU efficiency. This work has been presented at USENIX ATC 2022, and has yielded one patent disclosure so far.