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A recent survey of 663 Java professionals conducted by Azul Systems found that 86% of respondents are migrating away from Oracle Java. The top reasons for this shift include: * Cost concerns (cited by over 50% of respondents) * Preference for open-source distributions (47%) * Uncertainty and dissatisfaction with Oracle's evolving pricing, licensing, and support models (40%) * Fear of potential Java usage audits (25%) * Poor satisfaction with Oracle's support (25%) These findings suggest a significant trend away from Oracle Java among Java professionals. https://lnkd.in/gKNbiUFZ

Azul, a company 100% focused on Java, today released its global Oracle Java Usage, Pricing & Migration Survey and Report, conducted to assess the Java community’s response to Oracle’s pricing, policies, and support for Java. The report shows that 86% of Oracle Java users are migrating all or some of their use with reasons including cost, a preference for open source, uncertainty over Oracle’s ongoing pricing changes, and the threat of a Java usage audit. This comprehensive study of 663 experienced Java professionals worldwide – from development team members to C-level executives – provides insights into the challenges enterprises face in managing their Java applications and Java-based infrastructure. The survey questions explored why Oracle Java users migrate to alternatives based on OpenJDK, the details surrounding the migration process and timing, and the importance of support and technical expertise for an OpenJDK distribution. Read more: https://lnkd.in/gy3yHC3t #IndiaTechnologyNews #OracleJava #JavaMigration #TechNews #SoftwareDevelopment #AuditRisk #CostManagement #ITUncertainty #EnterpriseSoftware #TechTrends

Navigating the world of Oracle Java subscription can be like a complex maze, but fear not! Our latest blog post dives into how SHI's Oracle Discovery Application (SODA) can help you gain a clear view into your Java environment to avoid audit nightmares. Want to keep your Java licensing agreements in check and save your organization from unnecessary costs? Check out our post! Please feel free to get in touch if you have any questions. #SolveWithSHI #WeAreSHI #Oracle #Java #audit

"Oracle Java Users are shifting due to cost and uncertainty." Our CEO Scott Sellers dives into the details in our latest blog, highlighting key findings in our first annual Oracle Java Usage, Pricing & Migration Survey and Report. #openJDK #OracleJava #OpenJDKMigration

Azul today released its global Oracle Java Usage, Pricing & Migration Survey and Report, conducted to assess the Java community’s response to Oracle’s pricing, policies, and support for Java. #AuditRisk #Azul #Java #Oracle #OracleJava #Survey

If you previously had Oracle Java SE subscriptions using Processor and Named User Plus, you have a chance of renewing under these 'legacy' metrics but it's not always easy. We've helped many customers through this process and so have a lot of experience about the challenges. This blog discusses the process in more detail https://lnkd.in/ePm4iTcr Version 1

“The data from the ‘#OracleJava Usage, Pricing & Migration Survey and Report’ paints a clear picture: Java users are looking for an equivalent or better alternative to Oracle Java SE which can address their business concerns regarding licensing and support costs and risk of an audit,” said Scott Sellers in an interview with the editor of the The New Stack. Read on to learn why 86% of Oracle Java users are looking to switch or have switched to an OpenJDK alternative > https://bit.ly/3WH10ws #OracleJavaReport #OpenJDKMigration #OracleJavaPricing

⚠ Here comes the Oracle "Ouch" 📢 BUT it's not all bad news! Azul and our partners have been helping organisations manage and move their Java away from Oracle to a reasonably priced alternative. ✅ If this is a concern for you, get in touch. We are here to help. #softwareassetmanagement #itam #JEE #Java #openjdk

The results of Azul's first annual #OracleJava Usage, Pricing & Migration Survey and Report revealed three major trends: - Oracle Java customers are migrating to OpenJDK alternatives based on cost, preference for open source, and uncertainty around Oracle Java's pricing and licensing. - Migration to OpenJDK is as expected or easier - Java users value commercial support and expertise Read our latest blog to gain key insights on the Great Oracle Java Migration. > https://bit.ly/4cUG9eW #OracleJavaReport #OpenJDK #OpenJDKMigration #OracleJavaPricing

Azul has released its global Oracle Java Usage, Pricing and Migration Survey and Report. The study was conducted to assess the Java community's response to Oracle pricing, policies and support for Oracle Java. Oracle's share of Java users has been declining for years. The company held about 75% of the market for Java Development Kit distributions in 2020 New Relic 2020. However only 42% in the Azul State of Java Survey and Report 2023 https://shorturl.at/GhITY