Java 8, released in 2014, remains one of the most popular versions, with many developers still downloading the Java Development Kit (JDK) 8. However, using JDK 8 for production is becoming increasingly challenging due to several factors:
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Application performance struggles to meet user demands.
Fewer vendors are offering JDK 8 builds.
Oracle has stopped providing free updates for commercial use.
Should you consider upgrading to a newer JDK version, or are the risks of migration greater than the benefits? If upgrading isn’t an option right now, what steps can you take to continue receiving updates for JDK 8 and keep your development environment secure?
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