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I think openjdk is used in production. It's even going to be used in android in the future. You are incorrect that openjdk is not production ready today.
by NotSammyHagar 11y ago
I think openjdk is used in production. It's even going to be used in android in the future. You are incorrect that openjdk is not production ready today.
- the_af 11y agoI didn't claim it wasn't production ready, the parent post did.
- toyg 11y ago> It's even going to be used in android in the future. Lol, like that was a choice Google made freely, rather than something they were forced to do. OpenJDK might be OK in many circumstances (as I said, requirements vary) but you might want to avoid that particular case study.
- the_af 11y agoI'm going to be blunt: you claimed "OpenJDK [is] not a realistic choice in MOST production environments" (emphasis mine). I asked for evidence for this bold claim, since many production environments I know are using OpenJDK successfully, under heavy loads and without crashing. So... evidence of your claim?