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by karianna 7y ago
We're chatting to the FreeBSD and OpenBSD folks about this.
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by karianna 7y ago
Apologies, you're right. Existing Censum subscriptions will continue to be supported (but not auto-renewed as they were in the past). However, we won't be taking on new customers until the dust settles and the future strategy of
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by karianna 7y ago
We had started to submit actual patches and work yes, that will now increase at MSFT. (ex jClaritt CEO here)
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by karianna 7y ago
We're going to discuss that in the next couple of weeks. I personally hope we can continue to provide its core functionality to as many developers and ops folks as possible!
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by karianna 7y ago
jClarity's CEO here - happy to answer questions here if they happen to pop up, we're obviously pretty chuffed :-).
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by karianna 7y ago
The AdoptOpenJDK community (a consortium of vendors and users that produce business ready OpenJDK binaries) will work with the Debian maintainers to course correct this going forwards. If you’d like to get involved see https://A
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by karianna 7y ago
Wellington, NZ would like to have a word
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by karianna 8y ago
Was very happy to see the rename. I participated in the review threads at the OSI and whilst I have a lot of sympathy for Redis, Mongo and others (I’m a closed source software CEO myself) I felt strongly that open source is not a business
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by karianna 8y ago
Hi all - I help run https://adoptopenjdk.net - I genuinely think that the article is spreading some FUD, but I also understand if folks feel strongly about looking at alternatives then you can read the full background https:&#x
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by karianna 8y ago
AdoptOpenJDK will be working with Amazon and the other providers to make sure there's some consistency between the binaries, no point in fragmenting all over the place, consumers expect to be able to drop in replacements.
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by karianna 8y ago
Or AdoptOpenjDK https://www.adoptopenjdk.net
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by karianna 8y ago
AdoptOpenJDK is the much larger project with broad community backing (We even have Amazon contribute) from IBM, Red Hat, Azul, Ocado, Microsoft etc. It's got a fully open and auditable build and test pipeline and supports a massive num
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Java Is Still Free(medium.com)
13 points by karianna 8y ago|9 comments
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by karianna 8y ago
Oh dear - the FUD is strong with this one. You’re only required to buy a commercial license if you use Oracle’s JDK beyond their free public updates timeframe and if you want the subsequent security patches etc from Oracle. There are
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by karianna 8y ago
I help run OpenJDK advocacy - and yeah we notice . The authors aren’t always able to jump in on threads but we collate feedback for them
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by karianna 8y ago
For those concerned about being forced to use Oracle’s JDK / support you can definitely just use OpenJDK now. The build farm we have put together at AdoptOpenJDK.net will produce professionally tested OpenJDK binaries for all major ve
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by karianna 9y ago
Correct, the AdoptOpenJDK builds will pass the TCK as well as other industry test suites. We'll build both OpenJ9 and Hotspot derivatives (and some other esoteric ones as well). We hope to work with the distros to unify the OpenJDK s
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by karianna 9y ago
The quality and consistency of the OpenJDK binaries provided by the distros varies. We'll be working with the distros to help give them a consistent experience (they could for example use our infrastructure as code to add an extra lev
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by karianna 9y ago
This is one of the reasons why we created the build farm and will be producing LTS supported builds for OpenJDK. It will be a default place that people can go to get a professionally tested, TSK compliant OpenJDK binary. They can also sti
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by karianna 9y ago
It's a good bot, we'll likely change this mechanism though :-)
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by karianna 9y ago
Hi all, I'm the chief cat herder over on AdoptOpenJDK. It is a build farm in progress with the end goal of providing OpenJDK LTS support (matching Oracle's timelines) for OpenJDK on all platforms that Java currently runs on (in
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by karianna 9y ago
We're talking to MS (looking promising) and Amazon (also) promising. Still need to reach out to the Google folks directly, thanks for the reminder!
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by karianna 9y ago
You're totally correct. We (jClarity) will likely ditch our proprietary, hand rolled metrics gathering (which we built at great pain wince ) in favour of FR. I'd be pretty surprised if all of the other vendors don't do som
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by karianna 9y ago
The aim is for 11 yes.
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by karianna 9y ago
The goal was to emulate what https://github.com/ojdkbuild/ojdkbuild started many years ago but take it alot further. Adopt will provide completely open transparent infrastructure as code (and infrastructure) for folks
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by karianna 9y ago
Exactly this. FR will allow APM vendors (and individual teams) to build solutions on top of a continuous lightweight, always on profiler. It's actually a bit of a game changer for Java / JVM performance
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by karianna 9y ago
I'm the head Cat Herder (so to speak) for the AdoptOpenJDK OpenJDK binary build farm. The OpenJDK builds we are producing pass the regular OpenJDK tests, a series of system tests and the official TCK/JCK. The quality bar is hi
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by karianna 9y ago
Disclaimer: I'm the CEO of jClarity - a Java/JVM APM vendor. You'll see plenty of APM vendors building on top of this technology. For years we've all tried to build lightweight mechanisms to get vital metrics out of the
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by karianna 9y ago
Hi all, I'm one of the authors behind https://www.adoptopenjdk.net (CI at ci.adoptopenjdk.net, project at github/adoptopenjdk) where we are providing nightly and release builds of OpenJ9 (as well as a host of other Ope
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by karianna 9y ago
Hi All, I represent the London Java Community (LJC) on the Java Community Process (JCP) Executive Committee (EC), aka the Java standards body. I also help run the Adopt OpenJDK programme for OpenJDK outreach and onboarding new developers t

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