Do you have anything that's automatically setting the VLAN for the port?

@FakeNoMore said in Java JRE Licensing:

@scottalanmiller said in Java JRE Licensing:

@FakeNoMore said in Java JRE Licensing:

What I do not understand is the licensing of the newer versions (10, 11). Is JRE 10 still free?

Java 11 is the current LTS release.
Java 12 is the current rapid release.

Avoid Java 10 or older at this point, anything that old is legacy. 11 & 12 are good options, 10 and older are not as they are neither current nor current LTS.

So do we have to install the whole jdk now on every system since there are no separate JRE builds anymore?
How does that play into possible license costs with basically the whole Java SE installed? The features that are not free are probably there but not used.

Edit: There doesn't seem to be a JRE anymore, only JDK.

The whole thing has always been free. The only thing in the Java ecosystem that has ever requirement payment is running extremely old versions while still patching. As long as you keep things updated, it's always free top to bottom.

Mine home is a tale of 2 worlds. Personal stuff is all games, or things that are automatically backed up to a couple providers. IE: Pictures and videos all go to both Google Photos and Amazon Photos.

My home lab stuff all goes to Wasabi, but I haven't gotten all the kinks worked out with the setup yet. I think it will work just fine, once I make some time to troubleshoot the thing.