“In talking with Azul, the trust came quickly, and was continually reinforced by the excellent support we received. Azul gives us peace of mind.”
Gartner Report: Which Java Runtime is for you? | DOWNLOAD NOW
The Java platform for
Introducing Cloud Native Compiler
Offload JIT compilation with the Cloud Native Compiler to enhance the performance of Java applications in any compute environment.
Powering the most progressive Java applications and deployments with the certainty of performance, security, value and success.
Azul Intelligence Cloud
Analyze and optimize your Java fleet with actionable intelligence.
Azul Platform Core
Formerly Zulu Enterprise / Embedded
The world’s most secure & stable builds of OpenJDK.
90% reduction in TCO.
Azul Platform Prime
Formerly Zing
Massive performance & highly available Java apps.
50% reduction in infrastructure.
Reduce infrastructure overhead and improve performance when using these technologies.
There’s a reason Azul has a 100% customer satisfaction rating: our relentless focus on helping customers unleash the true power of Java.
Product releases that meet or exceed Oracle
Long Term Support (LTS) based on 8+2 year product lifecycle model.
Expert problem resolution available 24/7
Enjoy follow-the-sun coverage, strict support SLAs, and a 100% customer satisfaction rating.
Fast, straightforward Java migration
Our drop-in solution and advisory services make it easy to migrate from the Oracle JDK.
Blazing-fast performance that delivers incredible value
Azul Platform Prime is a superior Java runtime that combines blazing-fast performance and incredible value, substantially reducing both capex and opex related to Java.
Azul drives 224% ROI over 3 years
That’s $2.2M in total benefits over 3 years according to Forrester’s Total Economic Impact Study, which also found that Azul Platform Prime pays for itself in only 3 months by reducing infrastructure costs while improving performance.
Azul now supports builds of Apple Silicon
Azul builds of OpenJDK now enable developers to use Apple’s Arm-based Macs as developer workstations.