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Re:TeaVM: Build Fast, Modern Web Apps in Java by svrma on Sunday January 31, 2021 @11:22AM (#25979876)
I was not trying be to snarky. I was genuinely curious to know how it is priced after the oracle acquisition. As a language that I am most used to, I wanted to evaluate how much it'd cost (a rough estimate based on cores/users) if I were to launch a web service based on Java.
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Re:TeaVM: Build Fast, Modern Web Apps in Java by ternaryoperator on Sunday January 31, 2021 @04:16PM (#25982645)
OpenJDK is Oracle's free, open-source implementation of the Oracle JDK. It is where Oracle does all of its JDK development. You can use it with no restrictions. If you want to pay for support, you can pay Oracle or any of several other companies that package up and support the OpenJDK. If you choose to pay Oracle, you'll get the Oracle JDK which is identical to the OpenJDK except for a couple of error messages and the ID string.
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Re:TeaVM: Build Fast, Modern Web Apps in Java by andylynch on Sunday January 31, 2021 @03:36PM (#25982323)
Oracle actually publish their price list for Oracle Java here - https://www.oracle.com/uk/corporate/pricing/#java-se

In short, starts at $25 per processor per month, discounts starting at 100+ . Look at using OpenJDK/ Amazon Corretto instead

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Re:TeaVM: Build Fast, Modern Web Apps in Java by JAlexoid on Sunday January 31, 2021 @01:08PM (#25980972)
Since Java is free to use and is primarily developed as a GPL software - there are no licensing costs, that you would care about.
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Re:TeaVM: Build Fast, Modern Web Apps in Java by andylynch on Sunday January 31, 2021 @03:39PM (#25982353)
Not if you want to use Oracle's JVM to run something on anything but a laptop or desktop. They will absolutely want you to pay for that and will make sure you do.
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Re:TeaVM: Build Fast, Modern Web Apps in Java by kaba0 on Sunday January 31, 2021 @06:14PM (#25983579)
But Oracle’s JVM is the exact same as the OpenJDK in terms of functionality - just to clarify it.
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