AdoptOpenJDK - What is that actually?
summary
AdoptOpenJDK packages OpenJDK sources into vendor-neutral, enterprise-ready binaries built on Jenkins with an upstream-everything policy, supporting HotSpot and Eclipse OpenJ9 across ~58 platform/VM combinations and offering approved Red Hat binaries as a vanilla reference. Testing runs the IBM-contributed Aqua suite plus 250k external tests, totaling about 85 million tests per release, and downloads top 200 million; CI is moving toward Docker-backed dynamic nodes to parallelize long test runs.
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chapters (25)
- 0:00Einleitung
- 0:14Hendrik Ebbers
- 0:55George Adams
- 1:45We'll Cover...
- 2:32Terminology
- 3:36Vendor distribution
- 5:35Oracle JDK Release Train
- 10:18Open JDK Workflows
- 17:42Open JDK Release Train
- 19:50History of AdoptOpenJDK
- 22:36AdoptOpen JDK = Eclipse Adoptium
- 24:25Business Ready Binaries
- 25:13Open and Transparent
- 25:44Example Build/Test Pipeline
- 27:06Jenkins - CI
- 27:49Supported Platforms
- 28:09Supported VMs
- 28:36Sources
- 30:38Test Suite
- 32:11Nighty & Release Tests
- 39:08AdoptOpen JDK Projects
- 40:55Dynamic Infrastructure
- 41:30Consistent Build Environments
- 42:17Sponsors
- 42:32Community
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