How to migrate to OpenJDK from Oracle Java with Azul

Wondering how easy it is to switch to OpenJDK? Azul provides full compatibility with Oracle Java with no code changes needed and a simple 3-step migration process that has a track record of 100% success.   With free updates to Java 21 ending, moving to OpenJDK has never made more sense. It’s all explained in our white paper - Definitely worth a read: https://lnkd.in/gQ8QE-BE     #Java #OracleJava #Javamigration #OpenJDK

Java teams: big changes ahead. Oracle is ending GraalVM commercial support after JDK 24. This sneak peek shows how leading runtimes compare from OpenJDK to GraalVM Native Image. Full breakdown here: java.azul.com/3J3PuY7 #Java #GraalVM 

Java migrations don’t need to be complex. Our white paper lays out a zero-risk path from Oracle Java SE to Azul Platform Core. If you’re exploring OpenJDK, this is a must-read. https://lnkd.in/gkBnuRs4 #Java #OpenJDK #javamigration 

Just published a deep-dive on Java Memory Management , the guide I wish I had years ago. In the article, I break down: ➡️ Heap vs Native memory ➡️Thread stack sizing ➡️GC tuning (HotSpot & OpenJ9) ➡️Metaspace, class caches & direct memory ➡️Tomcat thread pool tuning ➡️Monitoring with Prometheus ➡️Real-world OOM troubleshooting Whether you run Tomcat, Spring Boot, or any JVM-based service, this is the definitive guide to avoiding hidden memory traps. Read it here: https://lnkd.in/dfDUkHs3 #Java #JVM #OpenJDK #OpenJ9 #Tomcat #SRE #Performance #DevOps #BackendEngineering

Oracle’s removal of the Graal JIT compiler is a big shift for Java performance. Azul Platform Prime now stands alone for teams that need low latency, high throughput, and fast warm-up. If performance matters, this blog is well worth your time. #Java #JVM #JavaPerformance

Azul’s Platform Core is a cost-effective alternative OpenJDK distribution. It provides all necessary backported security fixes and bug fixes, and it’s priced based on the number of cores or desktops being used, so it reflects the actual amount of Java being used. If you’re using Oracle Java 21, the clock is ticking. #Java #JDK #OpenJDK

Azul’s Platform Core is a cost-effective alternative OpenJDK distribution. It provides all necessary backported security fixes and bug fixes, and it’s priced based on the number of cores or desktops being used, so it reflects the actual amount of Java being used. If you’re using Oracle Java 21, the clock is ticking. #Java #JDK #OpenJDK

Oracle is detaching GraalVM Java SE product support after JDK 24, shifting the team's focus to non-Java languages like GraalPy and GraalJS. The future of Java performance improvements, like Ahead-of-Time compilation, is being pursued within OpenJDK's Project Leyden. #graalvm #aheadoftime #Java

Oracle’s removal of the Graal JIT compiler is a big shift for Java performance. Azul Platform Prime now stands alone for teams that need low latency, high throughput, and fast warm-up. If performance matters, this blog is worth your time. #Java #JVM #JavaPerformance

Oracle’s removal of the Graal JIT compiler is a big shift for Java performance. Azul Platform Prime now stands alone for teams that need low latency, high throughput, and fast warm-up. If performance matters, this blog is worth your time. #Java #JVM #JavaPerformance