Yes but my point is (and I do think their branding is dumb here), there's no difference between Oracle JDK and OpenJDK anymore except the name. Simple rule: if

Yes but my point is (and I do think their branding is dumb here), there's no difference between Oracle JDK and OpenJDK anymore except the name. Simple rule: if it has "Oracle" in the front now, you have to pay to use it in production. If it has "Open" you don't.