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Your exposure is tied to headcount, not installations

Most organizations do not have an accurate answer to either question: how many installations are actually running Java, or how many of those even need a commercial license.

Priced per employee, not per installation

The size of your exposure is tied to total headcount under Oracle's current model.

Oracle is tracking Java downloads

If anyone on your network is downloading or auto-updating Java, your organization is being flagged.

Oracle's compliance team is aggressive

Oracle sales outreach on Java usage impacting organizations that never thought they needed a subscription.

WHAT YOU GET

An answer before Oracle gives you theirs

1

Full installation inventory

Every Java installation across your estate, including versions nobody remembers deploying.

2

Usage analysis

Separates installations that need a commercial license from those that do not.
3

Per-employee cost exposure

Calculated against your actual headcount under Oracle’s current pricing model.

4

A remediation path

Including where a no-cost-license distribution can replace a paid one.
HOW IT WORKS

Three steps, and a specialist at the end of them

1

Your data

We can leverage your existing Java usage, and license data. No new agents are required.

2

Usage model

Opscompass separates installations that trigger a commercial license requirement from those that do not.

3

Analyst review

A House of Brick licensing expert verifies the exposure estimate and the remediation options.

Java subscription tracking is the same discipline Opscompass already applies to all our supported vendors like Oracle, Microsoft, and Broadcom: entitlement and usage first, licensing decisions second.
WHERE HOUSE OF BRICK COMES IN

Find out your actual Java exposure, before Oracle tells you what it is.

The same inventory discipline we apply to Oracle Database,  SQL Server, and VMware pointed at your Java estate.

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COMMON QUESTIONS

Java licensing, answered.

We already pay for a Java subscription. Is this still useful?

Yes. The same inventory work often finds you are licensed for far more than what is actually running a version that requires a subscription.

Does this require agents on our servers?
No. The assessment runs from an inventory export of your existing environment.