Do we need to purchase Oracle java separately for JIRA and Bamboo

[Devendar Gangapuram]

Hi Team,

Currently, our JIRA and Bamboo are using Oracle Java which was came installation. Now do we need to now purchase this Oracle Java again ?

[Nic Brough -Adaptavist-]

It depends.

Oracle made their Java non-free a while ago, and they did it on a version change.

If you are on a version of Java that is old enough that it is not paid for, then no, you are fine.  If you have moved up to a version that is not free any more, then yes, you will need to pay a licence fee for it (the licence fee is not part of what you have paid to Atlassian)

[KAGITHALA BABU ANVESH]

Hi @Devendar Gangapuram

java is bundled with Jira and Bamboo. 
no need to get external.

Thanks,

Anvesh Kagithala

[Devendar Gangapuram]

Hi @Nic Brough -Adaptavist- / @KAGITHALA BABU ANVESH , 

Thank you for the replies. 

We have installed JIRA v8.13.0 and Bamboo 7.0.4 , do this servers need to purchase the Oracle JAVA license? I could not get any useful information on Atlassian site for my scenario. 

[Nic Brough -Adaptavist-]

As I said before, you will need to pay the licence fee for Oracle Java.

See 

https://community.atlassian.com/t5/Jira-questions/Price-upgrade-for-oracle-JDK-in-2019/qaq-p/914167 

https://community.atlassian.com/t5/Jira-discussions/Java-11-and-OpenJDK-support-for-Atlassian-Server-amp-Data-Center/td-p/872998

Atlassian's documentation sites don't mention it anywhere obvious though.  Maybe because they've expected everyone to move to OpenJDK by now (3 years later)

[Daniel Eads]

Jira has bundled Adopt Open JDK since version 8.3 - the bundled version with 8.13 is Adopt OpenJDK 8u202b08. If for some reason the bundled version has been replaced, or if the application is using a system Java, you can also change the JVM being used by the application.