We have to look for another alternative build to continue with them for no-cost. Oracle would not offer commercial updates or support for Java 10 and Java 9. Though we would not receive security updates, it could open up loopholes in security. Stay on no-cost Java release even after its support completes. We will get every update this way and Java 11 support till 2026. Pay for financial support to Oracle and shift only from a single Java release to the next LTS release. It can be challenging to accept a company. Since Oracle has made a release train where a new release will come up every 6 months, if we are using a no-cost Open JDK via Oracle, we have to update it every 6 months because Oracle would not give free updates when the new release is published.
We can always install the builds of Open JDK from Oracle or many other providers, like Red Hat, IBM, Azul, AdoptOpenJDK, etc., while Oracle JDK is not free.
Oracle will not be offering free LTS support for one Java release since Java 11. We can continue with it but would not get security/patch updates. Java 10 version was the last no-cost Oracle JDK that can be downloaded.įrom January 2019, Oracle stops support for Java 8. If we do not, we can receive an invoice bill by Oracle. We can use it in the integrating stages, but we need to purchase a license to commercially use it. Oracle JDK will no longer be free for financial use since Java 11. Java 11 is the 2nd long-term release after Java 8.
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