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Building a Modern Enterprise App with Payara: A 15-Step Journey 

Learning Jakarta EE can sometimes feel like solving a puzzle. You have JPA, CDI, REST, Security, and Docker… but how do they all fit together in a real-world scenario?  To answer this, I decided to build a comprehensive, open-source guide: The Jakarta EE Developer Full Path.  This project is not just a collection of snippets; it is a structured marathon consisting of 15 practical sessions. We start fro an empty folder and finish with a fully containerized microservice running on Payara Micro, covering the entire software development lifecycle.  Here is what developers will find in this tutorial series hosted on GitHub.  1. The Foundations: Getting the Basics Right  The journey begins with the essentials. We use Payara Server Community as our runtime because of its “deployment-ready” nature.  2. Going Enterprise: Logic and Security  Once the CRUD is ready, we step up the game. Real applications need more than just saving data.  3. The Frontend and Real-Time  A backend is nothing without a user interface. We build a functional UI using Jakarta Faces (JSF), leveraging templating and validation. We also add a “wow” […]

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JBoss EAP 7 in ELS‑1

JBoss EAP 7 in ELS‑1 Keep Your Java EE Stack Secure and Supported — on Your Terms Red Hat’s JBoss EAP 7 entered Extended Life Cycle Support on July 1, 2025 — no new features, […]

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Cut Jakarta EE Startup Times from Seconds to Milliseconds with CRaC 

Jakarta EE applications can take anywhere from several seconds to over a minute to start, depending on their size and complexity. In traditional deployments this might not matter much, but in modern cloud environments with […]

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Thank You for Your Interest in State of Contemporary Enterprise Java Report

Thank You for Registering Your Interest! You’re now on the list to receive early access to the State of Contemporary Enterprise Java Report. The report will be delivered straight to your inbox before it’s publicly […]

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State of Contemporary Enterprise Java Report

State of Contemporary Enterprise Java The latest trends in Platform Engineering, Application Modernization & Cloud Adoption Java continues to power the world’s most critical enterprise systems, but how teams build, deploy and modernize enterprise Java applications is […]

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Query distributed data in real time — without complexity Learn how to use Hazelcast SQL with Payara Micro to query in-memory, distributed data using familiar SQL syntax — without sacrificing performance or scalability. This guide […]

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Payara Server 5 Administration Cheat Sheet (Japanese)

Essential Japanese admin cheat sheet for Payara Server 5, covering key commands, monitoring, logs, security.

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Payara Server 5 Administration Cheat Sheet

The commands you need — exactly when you need them Stop searching documentation during critical moments. This Payara Server 5 Administration Cheat Sheet gives you fast access to the most commonly used asadmin commands and […]

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Payara Micro Enterprise 5 Datasheet(日本語)

Japanese datasheet outlining Payara Micro Enterprise 5 features, support, cloud readiness, enterprise Java

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Payara Platform Features Catalog

Everything Payara can do — in one clear place Get a complete overview of what the Payara Platform offers across Payara Server, Payara Micro, and enterprise capabilities. This features catalog is designed to help you […]

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Payara Micro Revealed: Developing Microservices Using Payara Micro

Understand what really makes Payara Micro different Payara Micro isn’t just a smaller application server — it’s a purpose-built runtime for modern Java microservices. In this chapter of Payara Micro Revealed, you’ll gain a deeper […]

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Migrating from JBoss EAP to Payara Server Enterprise

Break free from vendor lock-in. Move to Payara with confidence If you’re running applications on JBoss EAP and facing rising costs, licensing pressure, or limited flexibility, this guide shows you how to migrate to Payara […]

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