It includes binaries for Java 11 based on OpenJDK 11.0.11, on 圆4 server, and desktop environments on macOS, Linux and Windows, according to Microsoft. Mark Wilson writes: Microsoft has launched a preview version of its own distribution of Java, making it available for Windows, macOS and Linux.
#NOW GENERALLY OPENJDK AVAILABLE MICROSOFT SOURCE FOR FREE#
The Microsoft Build of OpenJDK is available for free to deploy in qualifying Azure support plans. We can do a lot of direct contribution to the JDK community and we do world-class tooling, which is VS Code." Microsoft's contributions to OpenJDK - an open-source JDK for the most popular Linux distributions - includes work on the garbage collector and writing capabilities for the Java runtime. "We believe Microsoft is uniquely positioned to be a partner in the language community. We're also providing that to customers as well for Azure." "Across the board Microsoft has over 500,000 VMs running Java at Microsoft. "We've deployed our own version of OpenJDK on hundreds of thousands of virtual machines inside Microsoft and LinkedIn," Julia Liuson, corporate vice president of Microsoft's developer division, told ZDNet. Microsoft is a major user of Java in Azure, SQL Server, Yammer, Minecraft, and LinkedIn, but it's only been supporting Java in Visual Studio Code tooling for the past five years. It was created in November 2006, when initial portions of the JDK source code were published under the GPLv2 license. Microsoft announced general availability for the Microsoft Build of OpenJDK at its Build 2021 conference for developers. The release follows the April preview of the Microsoft Build of OpenJDK, a long-term support distribution of OpenJDK. "Microsoft has announced general availability of the Microsoft Build of OpenJDK, the open-source version of the Java development kit," reports ZDNet:
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