Recent Java Updates From IBM
There are a lot of changes coming to the JVM ecosystem.
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Join For Freein preparation for a java conference, i’ve spent some time catching up on the latest activities in the java community. with java ee’s move to eclipse and projects like microprofile, there are a lot of things going on and there is a lot of innovation. below are some pointers to articles my colleagues have recently published.
licensing
oracle has changed the licensing for commercial use. fortunately, ibm open-sourced openj9, which is available together with the openjdk at no cost from adoptopenjdk , even for commercial use.
more about licensing:
- java licensing has changed, but there’s good news
- free java with paid support: the ibm perspective
- adoptopenjdk: an open java distribution and community you can count on
- java licensing has changed, and you could be affected
eclipse openj9
the code of the open-source jvm openj9 is the same code base used by the ibm sdk for java, which means that it’s enterprise-ready. plus, startup time is 40 percent faster and memory usage is 60 percent lower compared to other jvms, which makes it a perfect fit for container-based workloads.
more about openj9:
- openj9
- openj9 performance
- video: openjdk with eclipse openj9: give your java applications a thrill
- openjdk with eclipse openj9: no worries, just improvements
eclipse microprofile
microprofile allows building cloud-native enterprise microservices. i like especially that mircoprofile-based services can supplement istio functionality, for example, for application-specific fallbacks.
more about microprofile:
- microprofile, the microservice programming model made for istio
- microprofile
- microprofile starter
- write a simple microprofile application
- code pattern: configure your app using eclipse microprofile config
- istio
- code pattern: make java microservices resilient with istio
more resources
to learn more about what ibm provides for java developers, check out the following resources:
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