adoptopenjdk images have been deprecated in favor of eclipse-temurin images. We could switch to that image, but for legal reasons, they won't provide OpenJ9 images, these must be provided by IBM directly. Currently, ibmjava images are not deprecated and there is no plan to do so, but these also don't offer OpenJ9 images. I don't currently have a solution for where to get OpenJ9 images in the future.
As for the non-OpenJ9 images, we can either go back to the openjdk images (which will no longer force usage of Oracle Linux I believe) or switch to the eclipse-temurin images. I'm currently more inclined to choose Termurin as it's more likely to expand it's offering and I think represents a bit more of a growing industry standard.
keeganwitt
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3 years ago
adoptopenjdk images have been deprecated in favor of eclipse-temurin images. We could switch to that image, but for legal reasons, they won't provide OpenJ9 images, these must be provided by IBM directly. Currently, ibmjava images are not deprecated and there is no plan to do so, but these also don't offer OpenJ9 images. I don't currently have a solution for where to get OpenJ9 images in the future.
As for the non-OpenJ9 images, we can either go back to the openjdk images (which will no longer force usage of Oracle Linux I believe) or switch to the eclipse-temurin images. I'm currently more inclined to choose Termurin as it's more likely to expand it's offering and I think represents a bit more of a growing industry standard.
Thoughts on this are welcome.