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Java vs C++ is very important implementation detail, especially for 'the benefits to the user'. Java is commercial platform which requires a fee to Oracle if us

by betaby 3y ago

Java vs C++ is very important implementation detail, especially for 'the benefits to the user'. Java is commercial platform which requires a fee to Oracle if used in enterprise, while C++ complied binary does not.

pjmlp 3y ago
The usual FUD, no it doesn't require any fee, use OpenJDK. Several distributions to chose from.
icedchai 3y ago
Or you can just use OpenJDK, right?
- betaby 3y ago
  All ZooKeeper installations I've seen so far in production were on Oracle Java JDK for one or another reason.
  - icedchai 3y ago
    Probably because people are stuck in the 2010's. OpenJDK used to have more compatibility issues.
jsiepkes 3y ago
That's a _very_ incorrect statement. You can use any OpenJDK (which is GPLv2 with classpath exception) distribution you want to run Apache Zookeeper without having to have any agreement with Oracle or pay any fee. The Oracle JDK is just Oracle's commercial version of their OpenJDK distribution with Oracle support. You can use the OpenJDK distro shipped in your Linux distro (RedHat, Debian, etc.), you can use Microsoft's OpenJDK distro[1], you can use the Eclipse OpenJDK distro, you can use Amazon's OpenJDK distro [3] and there are a whole bunch more. [1] https://www.microsoft.com/openjdk https://www.microsoft.com/openjdk [2] https://adoptium.net/ https://adoptium.net/ [3] https://aws.amazon.com/corretto/ https://aws.amazon.com/corretto/
wiseowise 3y ago
What year are you from to say such nonsense?