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Deploying jvm app/service is now even more complex than figuring out which version of node to use to run a service. Is it supposed to be oracle java? Openjdk? A

Deploying jvm app/service is now even more complex than figuring out which version of node to use to run a service. Is it supposed to be oracle java? Openjdk? Adoptopenjdk or one of a half dozen more? Which version of it? Anything to tweak in gc or startup settings for it/the version? Do we need to regression test the service on minor jdk upgrade? Is that jvm compatible with some os version we are running that has some security patches and other settings?

pjmlp 8y ago
It is pretty clear to any regular Java developer that bothers to keep up with the news. Regression tests are required for any toolchain.
- zaphar 8y ago
  You are making the parents point for them.
sgift 8y ago
> Deploying jvm app/service is now even more complex than figuring out which version of node to use to run a service. > Is it supposed to be oracle java? Openjdk? Adoptopenjdk or one of a half dozen more? Which version of it? All of these must have been tested against the Java TCK. So, the answer is "whichever you/your company decided is okay" for the first part and for the second part "newest update of the Java version your software runs on". Doesn't sound very complex to me.