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Payara Micro – Demo

Cloud & Microservices
David Winters
Published: 16 Nov 2015
Updated: 21 Oct 2025
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‘Running Java EE 7 Based Applications Using Payara Micro’. In this short demo David Winters, Payara Support Engineer, will show you how to start Payara Micro, how to run web applications on it and how you can use Payara Micro API to launch Payara Micro server instances from within your own Java applications and projects.

 

 

 

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