The best way is always to test yourself. I have used Solr 8.1 / 8.2 with OpenJDK11 on RHEL 7. OpenJDK11 was chosen as this will be the minimal compatible one in Solr 9.0 and because older JDKs are already out of support. however, I don’t know in how far this is comparable with your setting.
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