The GitHub Action for GraalVM makes it easy to set up GraalVM inside GitHub Actions workflows. You can use this to create automated pipelines that build, test, and deploy your applications, both with the high-performance GraalVM JIT compiler and Native Image.

Oracle Container Registry provides two different kinds of container images of GraalVM. Use the "native-image" container image to turn your application into a native executable. If you do not intend to use Native Image, we also provide a smaller "jdk" container image without the Native Image feature and its dependencies.

Note that for JIT deployments, we recommend jpackage and jlink for packaging. Both container images can be used for this.

SDKMAN! is a popular tool that helps you install and switch between JDKs, including GraalVM.

Script-friendly URLs enable you to download GraalVM from a command line, or automatically in your script and Dockerfile by using a download URL to deliver the latest release. You can also use an archive URL to download a specific version of GraalVM. (Append .sha256 to the URL to download its corresponding checksum.)

Paketo Buildpacks help you transform your application into a lightweight and production-ready container image containing a native executable built with GraalVM Native Image. Click here for more information on how to build your Spring Boot applications with GraalVM and buildpacks.