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Back to work everyone!

@dharrigan I was on call Christmas Day 🙂

^ and now we know who Santa actually is.

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I think we know enough now @jasonbell

Yule always think that @thomas;)

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Red Letter Day

First production-ready code deployed into our test environment

I'm curious what JDK version folks are using in production? We switched from Oracle JDK 8 to Adopt OpenJDK 8 a while back and over the holiday break we switched to Adopt OpenJDK 11. It seemed like a lot of libraries (in the Java world) took a long time to address JDK 9+ issues and we still see Illegal Reflective Access warnings from a few things (New Relic Java agent's weaver code, for example).

(inspired to ask by seeing @dharrigan’s post 🙂 )

I'm on 11

Openjdk 11

specfically, this: openjdk-11-tools-deps-slim-buster

@dharrigan Where does that originate from?

Is it a Docker image? If so, what's the actual JDK being used?

Comes from here: https://hub.docker.com/_/clojure/

and the actual JDK being used is openjdk 11 (11.0.5)

re: https://hub.docker.com/layers/openjdk/library/openjdk/11-slim-buster/images/sha256-9c54c2e579c94876213f4a69a192be49deb0ddd87d1ff53b912306a796d73d51

Looks like that's the "official" OpenJDK, rather than one of the variants (Adopt, Amazon, Zulu, etc)

Yes. It's used also to ease adoption at my workplace, as we run everything on openjdk

if I deviated from it, that would another hurdle to jump over (as to reasons why....)

At work we're currently stuck at 8, but we'll hopefully move to 11 (OpenJDK) because 8 is no longer supported. I use 11 in all my side projects