Liberica 8u302, 11.0.12, and 16.0.2 are generally available
The quarterly release cadence is the best thing that happened to Java™. Once again, it proves its effectiveness, as the three new CPUs of Liberica JDK — 8u302, 11.0.12, and 16.0.2 — eliminate an outstanding...
Java support and reasons why your applications need it
In this article we talk about the most effective way to secure your apps and make them stable ー technical support. The quality of your runtime is crucial for your applications to work and we...
Efficient code vs string concatenation
BellSoft is starting a series called Solve This Java™ Snippet! The premise is straightforward: our expert engineers will give a short piece of code and then explain what is wrong with it.
Take Deployment by the Horns! Building Cloud-Native Java Microservices with OpenJDK. Part 2
Welcome back to developing cloud-native applications based on microservice architecture. In the first part we introduced the goal: to build a sample e-commerce Java app. There we discussed domain-driven (as opposed to event-driven) design, the...
JDK Flight Recorder vs. Stop the World Pauses
This post will focus on Stop-the-World pauses in the JVM and how JDK Flight Recorder (JFR) can help you identify the root cause. I’ve touched on this topic before in Hunting down memory issues with...
End of life for old TLS in OpenJDK and Liberica JDK
TLS 1.0 and 1.1 used to be a safety standard for a long time, but not anymore. The time to upgrade your security protocols is now long overdue. Let’s discuss the risks and benefits of...
