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JAVA Long-term support and What LTS means for the Java On Java On Ease

 

LTS Focus is stability

  • Java LTS releases, such as Java 11 and Java 17
  • The Java LTS releases provide only stability, security, and performance improvements—not new features. 
  • This reduces the risk that an update could break interaction with a tool or library. 
  • The provider of Java platform binaries offers its timelines and support offerings. 
  • The default at Oracle is that there will be eight years of support for a Java SE LTS release. For Java 8, LTS has already been extended to at least 2030, this version will have at least 16 years of support when it’s finally retired!
  • The current LTS versions of Java are Java 7, Java 8, Java 11, and soon, Java 17. 
  • Java 11 and Java 17 came out under the new feature-release and three years apart.
  •  Java 7 and Java 8 are major-release model.
  • Oracle intends to support the Java LTS releases as follows:

  • Java 7 through 2022
  • Java 8 through at least 2030
  • Java 11 through 2026
  • Java 17 through at least 2029
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