Azul | Better Java Performance, Superior Java Support

DevOps leaders are under pressure to modernize Java applications faster than ever, driven by cloud migration, the need for continuous innovation, security demands, and AI. But many modernization initiatives are slowing down or failing to scale, not because of tooling, talent, or even architecture, but because of technical debt.

One of the biggest advantages of the Java platform is that it’s open source. I’m sure this has been a major factor in Java becoming an almost de facto standard for building massively scalable, high-performance enterprise applications. The OpenJDK project, originally started by Sun Microsystems and now overseen by Oracle, has continued to lead the development of the reference ...

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Recently, I was in discussion with a Java user in the finance industry about the possibilities of using Azul Core to run a range of applications. One of the most significant advantages for mission-critical enterprise applications is knowing that you have access to the latest security...

Every three months, a new Java security release drops. This week, it happened again. And every three months, many Java deployments around the world simply don’t get updated.

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