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Amazon Corretto 11 for Linux
Amazon Corretto 11 for Windows
Amazon Corretto 17 for Linux
Amazon Corretto 17 for Windows
Red Hat's OpenJDK 11 for Linux as supplied under Red Hat Enterprise Linux 7 or equivalentCentOS 7
Red Hat's OpenJDK 11 for Linux as supplied under Red Hat Enterprise Linux 8 or equivalentRocky Linux 8
Red Hat’s OpenJDK 17 for Linux as supplied under Red Hat Enterprise Linux 8 or equivalentRocky Linux 8
The following distributions are partially supported:
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Oracle Java SE 11 (LTS) for Linux (from Oracle's "Java Downloads" page)
Oracle Java SE 11 (LTS) for Windows (from Oracle's "Java Downloads" page)
Oracle Java SE 17 (LTS) for Linux (from Oracle's "Java Downloads" page)
Oracle Java SE 17 (LTS) for Windows (from Oracle's "Java Downloads" page)
All other versions of Oracle Java for Linux with versions > 11 currently available from Oracle's "Java Downloads" page (currently: noneJava 18)
All other versions of Oracle Java for Windows with versions > 11 currently available from Oracle's "Java Downloads" page (currently: noneJava 18)
Any Oracle OpenJDK builds currently available from jdk.java.net which are in the early access "Rampdown Phase One" phase or later. Note that we will not necessarily always test the most recent build of these versions, given the high frequency of release. (currently: none)
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Amazon Corretto 8 for Linux
Amazon Corretto 8 for Windows
Amazon Corretto 11 for Linux
Amazon Corretto 11 for Windows
Oracle Java 8 for Linux (from Oracle's "Java Downloads" page)
Oracle Java 8 for Windows (from Oracle's "Java Downloads" page)
Red Hat's OpenJDK 8 for Linux as supplied under Red Hat Enterprise Linux 7 or equivalentCentOS 7
Red Hat's OpenJDK 11 for Linux as supplied under Red Hat Enterprise Linux 7 or equivalentCentOS 7
The following distributions are partially supported:
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OpenJDK 8 is supported by Red Hat on supported underlying RHEL distributions (currently, RHEL 7+) until May 2026.
OpenJDK 11 is supported by Red Hat on supported underlying RHEL distributions (currently, RHEL 7+) until October 2024.
OpenJDK 17 is supported by Red Hat on supported underlying RHEL distributions (currently, RHEL 8.5+) until October 2027.
Red Hat Enterprise Linux “Rebuilds”
There are several Linux distributions available which purport to be direct “bug for bug” rebuilds of versions of Red Hat Enterprise Linux. In general, these behave identically to the upstream RHEL release but we have on occasion noted differences between them, in particular in the timing of availability of a particular OpenJDK release to each distribution. This means that, given the variety available, we are unable to fully support all RHEL rebuild distributions. We do fully support one specific rebuild distribution counterpart for each supported RHEL release:
As a counterpart to RHEL 7, we fully support CentOS 7.
As a counterpart to RHEL 8, we fully support Rocky Linux 8.
Debian OpenJDK
Debian 9, also known as "stretch", the “oldoldstable” release at 2021-08-23, ships a vendor-supplied OpenJDK 8 only. This is partially supported for the Java 7 platform and IdP v3, but is obviously ineligible for any support for the Java 11 platform and IdP v4.
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