Survey finds majority of Oracle Java users audited in past 3 years, leading to migration to open-source Java due to dissatisfaction with pricing.

A new survey reveals that nearly 80% of ITAM and SAM professionals are moving away from Oracle Java, citing cost hikes, audit risks, and licensing confusion as key drivers.

Changes to Oracle Java licensing now means that IT leaders need to be wary of the footprint of this widely deployed enterprise platform ...

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Unifying healthcare data To address this challenge, The Craneware Group leveraged Oracle Database@Azure to centralize their data, particularly after acquiring a company with a significant Oracle-based ...

After 30 years of code, Java remains an enterprise cornerstone Despite major changes in licensing and costs, the programming language is still a dominant force in software development.

A new report from the Java vendor Azul claims that 88% of companies are considering moving off of Oracle Java to another alternative as a result of rising costs and restrictive policies from ...

The development of RESTful APIs as modern web services needs a testing to ensure their reliability and performance. Postman has established itself as a premier tool for API development and manual ...

PostgreSQL is an incredibly powerful database, and Java is an incredibly powerful programming language. When the two are combined through the integration of JDBC, the development of robust and ...