GraalVM is a high-performance runtime that provides significant improvements in application performance and efficiency which is ideal for microservices. https://www.graalvm.org/
| Java | Standard | JDK | Enterprise |
|---|---|---|---|
| 11 | ghcr.io/rikodev/pterodactyl-graalvm:11 |
❌ | ghcr.io/rikodev/pterodactyl-graalvm:11-EE |
| 17 | ghcr.io/rikodev/pterodactyl-graalvm:17 |
ghcr.io/rikodev/pterodactyl-graalvm:17-JDK |
ghcr.io/rikodev/pterodactyl-graalvm:17-EE |
| 19 | ghcr.io/rikodev/pterodactyl-graalvm:19 |
❌ | ❌ |
| 20 | ❌ | ghcr.io/rikodev/pterodactyl-graalvm:20-JDK |
❌ |
| 21 | ❌ | ghcr.io/rikodev/pterodactyl-graalvm:21-JDK |
❌ |
| 22 | ❌ | ghcr.io/rikodev/pterodactyl-graalvm:22-JDK |
❌ |
| 23 | ❌ | ghcr.io/rikodev/pterodactyl-graalvm:23-JDK |
❌ |
| 24 | ❌ | ghcr.io/rikodev/pterodactyl-graalvm:24-JDK |
❌ |
| 25 | ❌ | ghcr.io/rikodev/pterodactyl-graalvm:25-JDK |
❌ |
- Standard – GraalVM Community Edition (
graalvm-ce). - JDK – Oracle GraalVM (the successor to GraalVM Enterprise), free for production use under the GraalVM Free Terms and Conditions. It includes the advanced optimizing compiler that delivers higher peak performance than the Community Edition.
- Enterprise – legacy GraalVM Enterprise Edition (discontinued upstream after Java 17).
