How are you installing these troublesome JVMs? Either you use your OS' package manager and get updates as a bonus (for a looooong time on CentOS/RHEL). Or you c

How are you installing these troublesome JVMs? Either you use your OS' package manager and get updates as a bonus (for a looooong time on CentOS/RHEL). Or you can literally download an OpenJDK zipfile, unzip it and you're done -- will require manual updating. Or, if you're feeling enterpricey (not a typo), you can install an Oracle JVM and get paid updates for an eternity. Kafka and ZK are a pain to deploy. Not the JVM's fault. Entirely down to the choices made by their respective community. Last I checked it was still virtually impossible to secure a ZK-ensemble. Maybe they'd welcome patches, but when I tried to submit a minor bugfix years ago, I found them to be an unwelcoming community.