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The status of Java on Arm

Today, as Arm processors are primarily viewed as targeting the embedded market, and justifiably so, multiple hardware vendors are using this architecture to build server CPUs and to compete with Intel in the cloud and...

The status of Java on Arm

Today, as Arm processors are primarily viewed as targeting the embedded market, and justifiably so, multiple hardware vendors are using this architecture to build server CPUs and to compete with Intel in the cloud and...

The status of Java on Arm

Today, as Arm processors are primarily viewed as targeting the embedded market, and justifiably so, multiple hardware vendors are using this architecture to build server CPUs and to compete with Intel in the cloud and...

Meet BellSoft engineers at JFokus in Stockholm

It is the second time BellSoft is going to JFokus to meet a vibrant Sweden Java community. Find us on February 4-5, 2020 in Stockholm at Waterfront Conference Center.

Meet a BellSoft performance engineer at Devoxx Belgium

There are many great events for developers around the world. However, for the European Java community, there is an outstanding one. It is Devoxx Belgium.

BellSoft at Oracle CodeOne 2019 in San Francisco

We will be happy to meet you at Oracle CodeOne conference in San Francisco, September 15 - 19. It is our honor to share the knowledge and experience we obtained in the OpenJDK project.

BellSoft at JBCNConf in Barcelona

Microservice architecture and containerization have become the standards of modern application development. The challenges that developers face today are different from the problems that we used to solve earlier.

BellSoft at Linaro Connect 19 BKK

A variety of Java virtual machines on ARM have been around for a long time. Nowadays, OpenJDK makes it easy and secure to receive and process data at all stages.

Microservices 101: Understanding the architecture

“Microservices” is truly the buzzword of these recent years. You’ve heard it mentioned in various tech-related contexts, at conferences, on IT giants’ websites. So much is written around the topic, and yet you might (very...

Liberica JDK 15 brings efficiency and flexibility

It’s time to welcome the much-awaited version 15 of OpenJDK. The new release has 14 new features, 2949 bug fixes and backports in total, with eight issues resolved by the BellSoft team (like Thread-local handshakes...

Hunting down memory issues with JDK Flight Recorder

In this post about JDK Flight Recorder and Mission Control, a powerful diagnostic and profiling tool built into OpenJDK, I would like to focus on JVM memory features.

7 reasons to switch from Oracle JDK to Liberica JDK

In January 2019, Oracle stopped releasing free builds of Oracle Java SE 8 for commercial use. Seeing this change in their JDK distributor’s subscription policy, many businesses started to look for alternatives. The implementations not...

Hunting down code hotspots with JDK Flight Recorder

Hunting down code hotspots is probably the most common task for Java profilers. JDK Flight Recorder (JFR) and Mission Control (MC) are free and open source performance/profiling products available with OpenJDK 11.

Liberica 8u262, 11.0.8, 14.0.2 are generally available

Today we are announcing the general availability of Liberica JDK’s three brand-new versions: 8u262, 11.0.8, and 14.0.2. These three releases contain, in total, 847 backports of fixes that address known functional issues (six of them...

Optimizing Java Microservices with the smallest container on the market

BellSoft’s new JEP386 is designed to integrate the Portola Project into upstream OpenJDK. This port will allow building a variant of the JDK on Alpine Linux/x64 and other Linux distributions that use musl as their...

JDK Flight Recorder – a gem hidden in OpenJDK

JDK Flight Recorder (JFR) is a mighty powerful feature of Hotspot JVM, although it is not as widely known. JFR is not a novel technology. It takes its origin from JRockit JVM later, it was...

SoftChalk chooses Liberica JDK

BellSoft, OpenJDK distribution vendor and one of the top-5 OpenJDK contributors, today announced that SoftChalk, provider of content authoring software, has adopted Liberica JDK. With this product, the company will be able to create a...

Liberica JDK 8 with JDK Flight Recorder support preview is available

JDK Flight Recorder (JFR) is a low-overhead data collection framework for troubleshooting Java applications and the HotSpot JVM, which produces event data flow for further analysis with Liberica Mission Control. JFR was contributed to OpenJDK...

How to Notarize a Mac Application with Liberica JDK using javapackager

One of the main global trends in IT is the safety of users and preventing the spread of malicious programs, but at the same time, it greatly complicates the life of developers. There are different...

BellSoft and VMware to Work Together

BellSoft, a leading OpenJDK contributor, announced work with VMware, a leading innovator in enterprise software. BellSoft will provide their main product, Liberica JDK and full- service support for VMware Tanzu.

JDK 14 - Moving faster on a new cadence

By changing the cadence of OpenJDK releases two years ago, Oracle accelerated the evolution of Java, which was categorically a positive move for the platform and the ecosystem. Before the change, developers were waiting for...

Liberica Mission Control 7.1 released

LMC provides developers and production monitoring teams with comprehensive insights into Java runtime and helps identify performance issues on the go with minimal overhead.

Liberica JDK optimized packages introduction

Today, with the announcement of the general availability of Liberica JDK 8u242, 11.0.6, 13.0.2 BellSoft introduces several changes that will help Liberica JDK customers have a better experience with the product.

Oracle Code One 2019: Side Notes

On September 16-19, the Oracle Code One conference 2019 threw open its doors to Java developers hailing from all over the world. It encompassed all possible subjects a developer might be interested in: from cloud...

Liberica JDK is generally available on PowerPC

Based on OpenJDK and verified by TCK for Java SE Standard Compliance, Liberica JDK for PowerPC is designed to deliver a more efficient end-to-end developer experience by making the runtime systems more hardware-agnostic.

4 Things you Don't Want To Do at Code One 2019

Next week we'll be at CodeOne in San Francisco. Hopefully, you will be there too, to learn what's new and **Discover the Latest on Java**.

Liberica JDK 13 EA with OpenJFX 13 on the Raspberry Pi 4

Today we published Liberica JDK 13 Early Access builds on all supported platforms. As it currently stands, BellSoft provides the most number of platforms publicly for latest Liberica JDK compared to other OpenJDK distribution vendors....

Liberica JDK is now available in Yandex Cloud!

Cloud is the norm for production deployments for the majority of modern enterprises. As Java remains the #1 language, having up-to-date, secure and readily available instances with supported Java SE compatible runtime in the cloud...

Liberica JDK enhances developer experience with package managers

Developers all over the world like the ability to have multiple JDK versions installed on their development machines. Choosing the JDK version to work with, being it cutting-edge Liberica JDK release or production-ready supported LTS...

OpenJDK projects on GIT

For those who are not just looking for Java download, there is interesting news. You may be heard about Project Skara, which intent is moving OpenJDK repository from Mercurial to Git.

Linux package repositories for Liberica JDK

Keeping JDK secure requires ease of update and tight integration with operating systems default installation techniques.

Premium Support is available for Liberica JDK

Expanding its Standard Support BellSoft introduces Premium Support service, taking legendary excellence in customer service to new heights.

JetBrains and BellSoft enter strategic collaboration.

JetBrains Runtime is a runtime environment for running IntelliJ Platform-based products on Windows, macOS, and Linux. JetBrains Runtime is based on the OpenJDK project with some value-add for JetBrains customers.