It is specified under the Java SE Platform which is in the Java Community Process. I can only say that I never felt I had performance issues that were specific to OpenJDK, or that I felt would change by switching to Oracle Java SE.The java 11 openJDK is the open-source software that helps to implement the java-based application. I must say that I do not have exact figures, especially not for Graylog 4.2 on Java 17, but I am all ears if someone has some to share. This said, it is frequently said that Oracle Java SE has a performance advantage over plain OpenJDK (and thus Temurin). That some vendors provide specific versions with support, SLAs, performance tweaks for you use, etc., which also may be your cup of tea.This is the case and one of the selling points for Temurin. That some other generally available builds may stress the fact that they are “officially adopted” by some ecosystem, and thus tested and maintained as part of it.Oracle, or Eclipse) which makes them more popular and thus have wider communities which make easier for issues and bugs to pop up and be resolved That some other generally available builds are endorsed by players (e.g.
That OS-native OpenJDK packages are certainly widely used by people who use the OS, are easy to install, and are easy to maintain with the same lifecycle as the OS release, which may be important for you.Which version/flavour is officially supported by Graylog.
All of them come without specific warranties, from the same source code, and generally they differ only for licensing terms and release cycle (including backporting, bugfixing…). the GA builds from Oracle, OpenJDK packages from your distribution, or Temurin. Regarding Java distributions, AFAIK, there should be no little to no differences between between e.g.
Note that since I am still running Graylog 4.1, my experience is of little help to you, but if I were to install or upgrade to 4.2, I would seriously consider using Java 17 over Java 8 unless I had very clear indications of it not working as intended. Oracle Java SE 17 (OpenJDK 17 also works latest stable update is recommended) If you are using Graylog 4.2, installation docs currently suggest Please remember that I do not consider myself an authority in either Java or Graylog, I am only piecing together my impressions and experiences! I thought I’d chime in just to tell my two cents.
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