View information about the application runtime. SAP BTP provides a set of runtimes. You can choose the application runtime during application deployment.
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The runtime is assigned either by default or explicitly set when an application is deployed. If a version is not specified during deployment, the major runtime version is determined automatically based on the SDK that is used to deploy the application. By default, applications are deployed with the latest minor version of the respective major version.
You are strongly advised to use the default version, since this contains all released fixes and critical patches, including security patches. Override this behavior only in exceptional cases by explicitly setting the version, but note that this is not recommended practice.
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In the cockpit, choose Java Applications in the navigation area and then select the relevant application in the list.
The Runtime panel provides the following information:
- The application runtime name and version
- For user-defined runtimes:
- The major and minor versions, for example, 1.35.
- The date until when the specified runtime version is recommended for use, or whether it is no longer recommended or has expired (also indicated by a runtime version status icon).
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To view the actual runtime versions used by the individual processes (requires that the application is running), click the relevant application's name in the list to go the application overview page.
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Choose Monitoring > Processes in the navigation area and select a process.
The Runtime section at process level provides the following information:
- The exact runtime version on which the process has been started (major, minor, micro, and nano versions).
- The date until when this runtime version is recommended for use, or whether it is no longer recommended or has expired (also indicated by a runtime version status icon).
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