
The Payara Monthly Catch -September 2025
Welcome aboard the September issue of The Monthly Catch! With summer holidays wrapping up, the Java world is back […]
When dealing with complex distributed systems, decoupled, asynchronous communications may be more suited to support the exchange of information between different parts of a system, or even completely different systems. In effect, this decoupling makes it possible for different parts of a system to interact without being directly connected, enhancing scalability and fault tolerance. It is possible to set up such communications through a messaging platform like Apache Kafka and design highly scalable applications.
Our new eBook – available to download here – discusses how to use Apache Kafka for Jakarta EE Platforms that use Payara Server.
Apache Kafka is an open-source, distributed message streaming platform designed to handle large
volumes of data flowing in real-time. It is one of the most common solutions currently in use, as it offers multiple benefits, including:
By reading our latest eBook, you will be able to get a comprehensive overview of messaging fundamentals and the Apache Kafka platform for developers to build scalable, fault-tolerant applications with ease. In addition, the document outlines the steps to set up Payara Server with the Payara Kafka Cloud Connector, enabling seamless integration for Jakarta EE applications. With Kafka’s rich feature set and Payara’s support for seamless integration, developers can unlock new possibilities for building robust, real-time applications.
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