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As per the Oracle OpenJDK policy, there will not have any LTS support anymore, but Redhat OpenJDK will continue to have LTS support so far we have seen. Our current application was based on CentOS 7 and Oracle JDK-8 and wants to migrate some sort of free JDK-11 distributions with LTS support for our production server.

If you guys have any other alternative solution, please let me know.

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You should be able to install OpenJDK11(LTS) with the below command: 

sudo yum install java-11-openjdk-devel

I have tried this on CentOS 7 and it works.

Ayesh Salahuddin
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  • Slightly related: in order to uninstall previously installed java version you can do `rpm -qa | grep jdk` and then (replace xyz with the packages returned by the previous command) `sudo rpm -e xyz` – Kai Nov 29 '21 at 08:49