The workstation remediations utilized BigFix and the servers and products were manually remediated. Remediated approximately 80% of the non-compliant workstations, servers, and products by uninstalling Oracle Java and installing AdoptOpenJDK. The analysis utilized BigFix and manual assessments.
Identified 900+ workstations, servers, and products with Oracle Java installations using Qualys and BigFix.Īnalyzed use cases and determined approximately 40% of the workstations, servers, and products were in compliance with the new license agreement. What was the process and outcome of DoIT’s Oracle Java Remediation project? DoIT departments should contact DoIT Purchasing and other campus departments should utilize their IT purchasing process. Purchase a Oracle Java SE Subscription if you have an explicit need for Oracle that is not in compliance with the new Oracle Technology Network License Agreement for Oracle Java SE. Install AdoptOpenJDK on your computer if you need java but not explicitly Oracle Java. Uninstall Oracle Java from your computer if you do not require it. Nothing if your Oracle Java usage is in compliance with the new license agreement. When necessary, purchase Oracle Java SE Subscription. Migrate to open-source alternatives to Oracle Java (e.g. Minimize or eliminate dependency on Oracle Java wherever possible, including new desktop or server installations.
The following approach is being taken to mitigate these risks associated with non-compliance use cases: The major risks introduced by Oracle’s license agreement change are (a) remaining in compliance with the new license agreement to avoid future audit findings and financial implications, and (b) incurring subscription costs that are prohibitive for an organization our size. What is the impact of this license agreement change to UW-Madison? Other use cases, such as accessing or distributing production products, are no longer free and require an Oracle Java SE Subscription. Products from vendors with approval to distribute java (See UW-specific products below) Oracle Approved Product Use (see UW-specific products below) The new license agreement continues to permit the following use cases at no cost. For additional information on the new license agreement see these FAQs. Common products covered under this new license agreement are Java Runtime Environment (JRE), Java SE Development Kit (JDK), and Java Web Start. Oracle has changed its Oracle Technology Network License Agreement for Oracle Java SE as of April 16, 2019. What has changed with Oracle’s Java SE License? In April 2019, Oracle made licensing changes that affected UW-Madison's ability to use certain versions of Java on university owned systems.
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