Track your Java estate: JDK and dependency versions in use, end-of-life countdowns, CVE matches against your stack, and upgrade debt — in one watchable view.
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What Javatracker Does
Tracking for Java systems: which JDK versions and dependencies you run, when each reaches end of life, and which published vulnerabilities touch your stack — in one watchable view.
A single register of which JDKs and library versions each of your services actually runs.
End-of-support dates for every JDK and major framework version you depend on, as countdowns.
Published vulnerabilities cross-referenced against your dependency list, ranked by exposure.
How far behind current each system sits, so upgrade work can be prioritized with numbers.
A notification when a release, advisory, or EOL announcement touches something you track.
An exportable summary of estate health — versions, risks, and what to upgrade next quarter.
How Javatracker Works
List your services, JDK versions, and dependency manifests once.
EOL countdowns, CVE matches, and release news arrive matched to what you actually run.
Use upgrade-debt scores and quarterly reports to schedule maintenance before it becomes urgent.
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Because risk accumulates silently: support windows lapse and vulnerabilities land in dependencies you forgot you had. A tracker turns that into visible countdowns and alerts.
A list of your services with their JDK versions and dependency manifests. From there the tracker maintains the EOL and advisory matching.
No — a solo developer with three deployed services has the same blind spots, just smaller. Tracking scales down fine.
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