October Payara Roadmap Overview Webinar

Jakarta EE

In this Roadmap Overview Webinar, Payara CEO Steve Millidge discusses the current Roadmap for Payara Platform, a retrospective on the last few months, what can be expected in upcoming releases and the latest news on Jakarta EE 9 and beyond. And even a few words on our not so secret, revolutionary project – Payara Cloud.

Agenda: 

  • Speaker and Topic Introduction
  • Looking Back – Aug-Oct 2020
  • Payara Platform Open Roadmap Overview
  • Next Releases
  • What’s Planned
  • Jakarta EE 9 & Beyond

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