OpenJDK 11 (Java 11) on CentOS 8

This product has charges associated with it for seller support. OpenJDK 11 on CentOS 8 provides a robust, high-performance environment for developing and deploying Java applications in the cloud. This AMI comes pre-configured with the latest version of OpenJDK, ensuring that users can leverage the full capabilities of Java 11 for building cloud-native applications. With CentOS 8 as the underlying operating system, you benefit from enhanced security and stability, making it an ideal choice for enterprise-level solutions. Developers can quickly launch instances with this AMI to streamline their workflow and reduce setup time. Use cases include running microservices, hosting RESTful APIs, or managing scalable backend systems, all while taking advantage of the flexibility and scalability offered by AWS EC2.

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This is a repackaged open source software wherein additional charges apply for extended support with a 24 hour response time.

OpenJDK 11 on CentOS 8 delivers a high-performance Java development and runtime environment tailored for enterprise applications. As a fully compatible implementation of the Java SE 11 standard, this AMI facilitates the development, deployment, and testing of Java applications in a robust cloud environment.

Key Features:

Open Source: Built on OpenJDK, ensuring adherence to open standards and access to a vast community of developers.
CentOS 8: Leverages the stability and security of CentOS Linux, providing an optimal operating system for enterprise workloads.
Java 11 Compatibility: Full support for Java 11 features including enhanced performance, new garbage collection options, and improved APIs.
Easy Integration: Seamlessly integrates with other AWS services, allowing for scalable and efficient deployment of Java applications.
Security Updates: Regular security patches and updates to keep your applications secure.

Benefits:

Cost Efficiency: Reduce overhead with an open-source solution that eliminates licensing fees while maintaining robust capabilities.
Performance Optimization: Built around the latest Java features, ensuring your applications run efficiently and effectively.
Community Support: Access to extensive community forums and documentation for troubleshooting, tips, and best practices.
Flexible Deployment: Quickly launch instances to scale your applications and meet variable demands.

Use Cases:

Web Applications: Ideal for running web-based applications requiring Java back-end services.
Microservices Architecture: Supports microservices development, allowing for rapid scaling and development cycles within cloud environments.
Enterprise Systems: Suitable for large-scale enterprise applications that demand stability and security.

Deploy OpenJDK 11 on CentOS 8 in your AWS environment today to leverage the power of modern Java development with the reliability of CentOS.

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Highlights

OpenJDK 11 on CentOS 8 provides a robust and reliable environment for Java applications, ensuring developers can leverage the latest language features and APIs. With full compliance to the Java SE 11 standard, this AMI supports various Java-based applications, making it an ideal choice for enterprise-level solutions or microservices architecture. Benefit from the longstanding stability of CentOS alongside the latest advancements in the Java ecosystem.
This AMI simplifies the deployment process, enabling you to quickly launch instances with pre-configured Java settings. It eliminates the complexities of manual installations and dependency management, allowing developers to focus on coding rather than setup. The seamless integration with AWS services further enhances its use, providing options for scalable architecture and easy access to monitoring and security features.
Use cases for OpenJDK 11 on CentOS 8 include cloud-native applications, back-end services, and data processing workflows. Its compatibility with various frameworks such as Spring and Hibernate empowers developers to build high-performance applications. Additionally, the long-term support of both OpenJDK 11 and CentOS 8 ensures longevity and security for your deployments, making it a strategic choice for business-critical workloads.

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$0.466/hour

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OpenJDK 11 (Java 11) on CentOS 8

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Instance type	Product cost/hour	EC2 cost/hour	Total/hour
t1.micro	$0.07	$0.02	$0.09
t2.nano	$0.07	$0.006	$0.076
t2.micro AWS Free Tier	$0.21	$0.012	$0.222
t2.small	$0.07	$0.023	$0.093
t2.medium	$0.14	$0.046	$0.186
t2.large	$0.14	$0.093	$0.233
t2.xlarge Recommended	$0.28	$0.186	$0.466
t2.2xlarge	$0.56	$0.371	$0.931
t3.nano	$0.07	$0.005	$0.075
t3.micro AWS Free Tier	$0.07	$0.01	$0.08

Additional AWS infrastructure costs

Type	Cost
EBS General Purpose SSD (gp2) volumes	$0.10/per GB/month of provisioned storage

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The instance can be terminated at anytime to stop incurring charges

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64-bit (x86) Amazon Machine Image (AMI)

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SSH to the instance and login as 'centos' using the key specified at launch.

OS commands via SSH: SSH as user 'centos' to the running instance and use sudo to run commands requiring root access.

verify java version by running

java -version

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Great Java Library for Open Source Community

Reviewed on Aug 14, 2022

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What do you like best about the product?

So many reasons to fall in love for OpenJDK11 . some reasons are:
- Great Community support and forum available
- No cost to license
- Support modular programming and functional allow
- Better performance as compared to OpenJDK8
and many more features....

What do you dislike about the product?

There is no reason to dislike openjdk11.. Even its best Java library for everyone and highly recommended for Java-related projects and development.

What problems is the product solving and how is that benefiting you?

We have chosen OpenJDK11 to achieve JDK11 features and also its open source tool so we decided to reduce our cost. Some key feature we get is functional programming.

Best Alternative of JDK11 at zero cost

Reviewed on Aug 13, 2022

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What do you like best about the product?

OpenJDK is the best solution for us its open source API and zero cost. We need not pay any additional cost for it. Apart from this it have many reasons to use it..
- All the JDK11 methods available in OpenJDK11
- Much faster as compared to any other OpenJDK version
-Easy to write code and var keywork help us to write code very similiar to javascrip..
-Easy to add changes in OpenJDK8 framework

and many more reasons...

What do you dislike about the product?

Although no major reason to dislike openjdk but some methods getting
depprecated tahts problem. few methods are
-Concurrent Mark Sweep
-Nashorn Java Script Engine

What problems is the product solving and how is that benefiting you?

We are getting benefits from OpenJDK11 over OpenJDK8
- Modularity is bets benefit of OpenJDK11 it allow application to divide in different module and work together
- Version String Schema
- Multi-jar releases
-var keyword
and many more