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If you depend on Java, I'd recommend to spend some time and look into the best distribution for your needs. There's no need to go into deep research, but take
by hocuspocus 2y ago
If you depend on Java, I'd recommend to spend some time and look into the best distribution for your needs.
There's no need to go into deep research, but take maybe 5 minutes to understand the landscape of OpenJDK distributions. For instance if you run RedHat based linux like many companies, Adoptium brings nothing, there's no reason not to use RedHat's OpenJDK packages.
- nicholasjarnold 2y agoFair. My comment was more in the direction of saving others time, as I've personally looked into this previously (granted, some years ago) and found the Temurin packages to be of very high quality while avoiding the legal risk with the Oracle packages. Perhaps this is also helpful for others - https://whichjdk.com/ https://whichjdk.com/