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OpenJDK and IBM Runtimes for Business: Developer resources

Pay for Java runtime environments only where you need enterprise-grade support with this open, production-ready distribution of OpenJDK

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Flexible support for the performant Eclipse OpenJ9 Java™ virtual machine (JVM) and HotSpot

Featured resources

How different is OpenJDK?

Want to understand what the difference is between an Oracle JDK and an OpenJDK from the AdoptOpenJDK community?

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OpenJDK with Eclipse OpenJ9: No worries, just improvements

Why OpenJDK with Eclipse Open J9 is the best Java runtime with fast startup, small footprint and great performance.

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New to Eclipse OpenJ9?

OpenJ9 is a drop-in replacement for the Hotspot VM. Learn about the slight runtime differences and migration hints.

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Optimize JVM startup with OpenJ9

Boost startup speeds with SharedClasses caching, dynamic AOT and more.

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Memory management in Eclipse OpenJ9

Garbage collection tradeoffs and tuning with OpenJ9.

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AdoptOpenJDK: A community you can count on

Looking for a performant, multiplatform, production-ready JDK? Learn why AdoptOpenJDK should be at the top of your list.

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  • Class sharing in Eclipse OpenJ9

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