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quoting from https://stackoverflow.com/questions/53305934/differences-amazon-corretto-and-openjdk https://stackoverflow.com/questions/53305934/differences-ama.

by gjvc 5y ago

quoting from https://stackoverflow.com/questions/53305934/differences-amazon-corretto-and-openjdk https://stackoverflow.com/questions/53305934/differences-ama... """ To summarize, you have 3 options: - Use OpenJDK for free, but upgrade every 6 months to get updates - Use a paid JDK from Oracle or another vendor - Use Corretto for free, and get free updates for several years """

nick__m 5y ago
You also have Zulu from Azul.
- jpgvm 5y ago
  Which has been a staple of long-term JVM production guys for a long time. You can use their releases free of licensing but can get commercial support if/when you need it.
  - gjvc 5y ago
    And their support is fantastic, even if you are just evaluating the product.
vbezhenar 5y ago
From Java 17 you can use Oracle Java 17 LTS for free.
Macha 5y ago
Note that this is referring to upstream OpenJDK. Adoptium (formerly AdoptOpenJDK) is equivalent to Cornetto in this comparison