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- Date: June 1st, 10:00AM Pacific
- Duration: 60 minutes
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Calling all Java superheroes! In the 3-part OpenJDK Migration for Dummies Webinar Series, we simplify the process of why and how to migrate from Oracle JDK to OpenJDK. Gear up for an epic adventure with Azul Deputy CTO Simon Ritter and special guests Gerrit Grunwald, Joao Gonzalez, and Jay Patel as they provide you with the tools, best practices, and techniques for a smooth and easy transition.
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Simon Ritter, Deputy CTO and Java Champion, Azul
Jay Patel, Sr. Sales Engineer, Azul
Gerrit Grunwald, Sr. Developer Advocate and Java Champion, Azul
Joao Gonzalez, Solutions Architect and Migration Lead, Azul
Part 1: OpenJDK Migration: What Happens When I Don't Migrate
In this webinar, Simon Ritter and Gerrit Grunwald answer a question that they are hearing repeatedly: “If I decide to stay with Oracle Java (rather than migrate to an OpenJDK distribution) what issues will I face?
Part 2: Tools and Techniques for a Faster Migration
Simon Ritter and Joao Gonzalez, Solutions Architect and JDK Migration Lead, talk about how to migrate faster. They review Azul’s migration methodology and walk through the elements of migration plan. Learn a proven process and avoid the roadblocks and detours that can waylay the unprepared.
Part 3: OpenJDK Migration Stories: From Dismay to Delight
OpenJDK migration can be seamless and straightforward. But a fast and easy migration is not guaranteed. In the final chapter, Simon Ritter, Joao Gonzalez, and Jay Patel, Systems Engineer at Azul review migration war stories — the experiences of real-world customers who overcame setbacks and complications to migrate untold numbers of desktops and servers.