How Businesses can sustainably and progressively transition to the Java OpenJDK

How Businesses can sustainably and progressively transition to the Java OpenJDK

A material change has come to Java technology. As of January 2019, Oracle, by way of its 2010 acquisition of Sun Microsystems, has shaken up the way organizations can continue to enjoy free security patches and important bug fixes to the Java environments serving their Java applications.

Java environments, without the necessary security updates and vital bug fixes, will present a route for vulnerabilities and an unintended act of self-harm given the damaging consequences and loss of trust that will ensue.

Download this report to learn:

The cost implications of Oracle's Java language licensing shift
The OpenJDK route to maintaining free security patches and essential bug fixes
Considerations for migration

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