I found this website and I find it pretty good at describing what options are there for JDK/JRE builds. However, I've found out that it (and some other placed) mention RedHat builds, but it doesn't mention Canonical builds in Ubuntu.
In Ubuntu 20.04 LTS and Ubuntu 21.10, there are openjdk-11-... packages in main section, meaning that they are supported by the Canonical. However, there are also packages for OpenJDK 8, 16, 17 and 18, but they are in the universe section (meaning they are not supported by Canonical).
I don't know the details but probably we can research those and add to the website. I don't know if I should recommend those, but if one uses Ubuntu in production using packages from the official archive probably is a default strategy.
Hi there!
I found this website and I find it pretty good at describing what options are there for JDK/JRE builds. However, I've found out that it (and some other placed) mention RedHat builds, but it doesn't mention Canonical builds in Ubuntu.
In Ubuntu 20.04 LTS and Ubuntu 21.10, there are openjdk-11-... packages in main section, meaning that they are supported by the Canonical. However, there are also packages for OpenJDK 8, 16, 17 and 18, but they are in the universe section (meaning they are not supported by Canonical).
I don't know the details but probably we can research those and add to the website. I don't know if I should recommend those, but if one uses Ubuntu in production using packages from the official archive probably is a default strategy.