Customers will still be able to modify/revert the CA certificates used by the Java runtime. This will bring parity with what Microsoft trusts throughout the web, to what we will trust on Java applications running on the Microsoft Build of OpenJDK. If you do encounter a performance regression on a particular workload, you can disable this feature with -XX:-ReduceAllocationMerges flag on the Java launcher command line and please provide feedback to Certificates: Upcoming change in the next updateįor the next quarterly update, we will switch from system root certificates (for SSL) and will start bundling in our JDKs the same Microsoft CA Certificates used on Microsoft Edge. Now in the latest build it is enabled by default. The feature has been available in our previous builds and has been in use by production workloads across Microsoft, LinkedIn, and other systems. With this feature, we identified latency improvements up to 13% on controlled benchmarks. The release of MS Build of OpenJDK 17 and 11 now include an enhancement on escape analysis. And download or install the binaries today.Īll binaries are available on their usual locations.

See the release notes for detailed changes present in the Microsoft Build of OpenJDK binaries. We are happy to announce the latest July 2023 patch & security update release for the Microsoft Build of OpenJDK.

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