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You are allowed to use it for development purposes, though. If you don't want to pay for support to deploy with Oracle JDK then use one of the alternatives (Op
by kevinherron 7y ago
You are allowed to use it for development purposes, though.
If you don't want to pay for support to deploy with Oracle JDK then use one of the alternatives (OpenJDK/AdoptOpenJDK, Amazon Corretto, Azul).
- dragonwriter 7y agoOTOH, if you are going to deploy with OpenJDK (etc.), why not develop with the same implementation?
- kevinherron 7y agoAgreed, I just want to make it clear that by downloading and developing with the Oracle JDK you haven't irreversibly stumbled into some licensing trap. At this point there's really no reason to consciously choose the Oracle JDK. Even if you want a supported JDK experience you're better off getting it from a company like Azul (we've had a good experience with them so far, anyway).