Please see the support matrix for OneAgent here. The switch to OpenJDK is not related to the OneAgent.How is that related to the OneAgent and JVM support? Yes, all componentes (Cluster/Server, ActiveGate/Collector, etc.) of our products will use OpenJDK.
For all other products, we will ship OpenJDK by default or utilize the update mechanism we have in place. Is there any manual step required to run OpenJDK? Yes, only listed products and versions are supported for OpenJDK.Does this mean that OpenJDK won’t be supported for my use case? I’m on a product release that isn’t listed above. Dynatrace NAM 2019 will use OpenJDK 11 upon its release next month.
Dynatrace will be updated to OpenJDK 11 (which is also an LTS release) early next year. Will Dynatrace support future OpenJDK releases?ĭue to the rapid pace of Java releases, Dynatrace will only support LTS releases of OpenJDK for the core components (except of the OneAgent). * In January 2019, we will release NAM 2019 in Beta, which already uses the OpenJDK 11. You will, however, receive no further security updates once Java 8 Update 202 is released. You can use Oracle JDK (up to Update 202) as long as you like without incurring any costs. This will be achieved by switching each product over to OpenJDK as soon as the latest required security updates are no longer available for free with the Oracle JDK. What does this mean for Dynatrace customers?ĭynatrace will continue to provide a free version of Java, including the latest security fixes, for all its products and services. For this reason, we’ve invested heavily in Dynatrace support of OpenJDK, an open-source Java runtime that you can use free-of-charge. For full details, see the Oracle Java SE Subscription FAQs.Īs Dynatrace ships with the Oracle Java runtime, we understand that this change could have a significant cost impact on our customers. As of January 2019, enterprises need to purchase a commercial license if they want to receive product updates and critical security fixes related to Oracle Java 8. It was recently announced that Oracle will no longer provide public and free updates for Oracle Java 8.
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