Following the recent changes to how some JDKs are licensed and supported, many enterprise leaders have questions. Do I need to pay anything? Where do I get updates? What happens when I encounter issues? It’s confusing! In this webinar, Ryan Morgan and Ben Hale will review what's changed, and how Pivotal can help you deliver a secure, supported, Java experience to your developers. Speakers: Ryan Morgan, VP of Engineering, Pivotal Ben Hale, Cloud Foundry Java Lead, Pivotal

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Ryan Morgan and Ben Hale
20 June, 2019
Pivotal Spring Runtime

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3. Agenda
■ Recent changes to how you
consume Java security updates
■ Pivotal Spring Runtime
■ Next steps

4. An Important Change to How You Receive Java Security Updates
Starting now, security updates to Oracle
Java SE will require a subscription from
Oracle.
● If you’re running Oracle Java SE in production,
you are now legally obliged to pay for it.
● Otherwise, security and performance updates will
stop, leaving production systems vulnerable.
➔ Oracle Java SE is the most
popular version of the
Java JDK in use today
➔ 70% of developers use it
in production
➔ Updates to Java are
mission critical
➔ Security vulnerabilities and
performance issues are all
fixed via updates

5. It’s time to pick a new, long-term
supplier for Java.

6. Comprehensive Support for *All* Your Java Workloads
Software and support for OpenJDK, Spring, and Apache
Tomcat for any enterprise
Pivotal’s Java Experts Support 24/7 Simple & Fair Pricing

7. Pivotal Spring
Runtime
Key Highlights
Peace of mind. Continued Java security &
performance in production.
Comprehensive support. 24x7 support for Java,
Spring, Tomcat in one bundle.
Deep expertise. Enjoy support for the most popular
Spring projects, from the company that employs the
committers.
Proven at scale. PAS customers have used this tech in
production for years.
Supports Windows and Linux. Covers all your
server-side Java environments.
Simple and fair pricing. Reduced risk with a
predictable support package.

8. What’s Included In Pivotal Spring Runtime?
Application Binaries
Pivotal Distribution of OpenJDK
Pivotal tc SERVER
Spring
Support
Pivotal Distribution of OpenJDK
Pivotal tc SERVER
Spring Framework
Spring Boot
Spring Cloud
Spring Cloud Data Flow
Spring Tool Suite
Reactor
The full list of projects is available here.

9. Pricing
Product Name Pivotal Spring Runtime Pivotal Spring Runtime (Core)
Part Number SSS-1212 SSS-1213
Unit of Measure 50 Pods 8 Cores
Annual Price $25,000 / 50 Pods / Year $4,000 / 8 Cores / Year

10. FAQs
Q: Can Pivotal make changes to OpenJDK?
A: Yes, Pivotal can initiate bug fixes and changes.
Q: When can I download the binary components?
A: Right now! The JDK bits and Tomcat builds are available on PivNet.
Q: What environments does Pivotal Spring Runtime support?
A: We support Linux and Windows server environments. Whether you have
Spring running in bare metal, VMs, containers, or Kubernetes, Pivotal Spring
Runtime has you covered.
Q: Can Pivotal support Java on my developer desktops?
A: Not at this time. We recommend AdoptOpenJDK instead.
Q: Does Pivotal’s JDK support Mobile, ARM or embedded?
A: Not at this time. We recommend AdoptOpenJDK instead.
Q: Can you use Pivotal’s JDK without a Spring support package?
A: Not at this time. We recommend AdoptOpenJDK instead.

11. FAQs
Q: Do PAS customers need to buy Pivotal Spring Runtime?
A: Workloads running on PAS already have this support. Java workloads
running elsewhere do not.
Q: Is it really competitively priced?
A: Yes, Pivotal Spring Runtime includes not just JDK support, but also
Tomcat and Spring support, so it’s great value!
- Competitive with offerings from other vendors such as RedHat, Azul, and
Oracle
Q: How long will we support a given version of the JDK?
A: Pivotal supports Java LTS releases for at least four years. We mirror
AdoptOpenJDK's support strategy as a sponsor.
Q: To qualify for Pivotal Spring Runtime do I need PKS or any other
Pivotal product subscriptions?
A: No. Pivotal Spring Runtime is for any enterprise.

12. Next Steps
● Oracle Java SE has support costs associated with
it. What are your plans to assess the impact of
this change?
● How much Oracle Java SE do you have in
production? How many of those are licensed
today?

13. Transforming how the world builds software
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