
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 […]
As the first month of 2021 comes to a close, let’s take a look at the plans for enhancements and changes coming this year and beyond. The Payara Roadmap 2021 webinar covers:
After Steve’s presentation, live webinar attendees were given the opportunity to ask questions about the roadmap and future plans for the Payara suite of products and services.
Because the Payara Platform is a Jakarta EE compatible implementation, Steve starts the discussion with a conversation about the benefits of Jakarta EE Model. Jakarta EE came from Java EE, which had a very specific model of developing applications.
Jakarta EE splits your application away from your runtime (such as the Payara Platform). You develop your application using the standard Jakarta EE and MicroProfile APIs, and your application and APIs all run on the compute infrastructure (Bare Metal, Kubernetes, Docker, etc).
Jakarta EE splits the packaging of your application from your runtime (Payara Server). You build your WAR, JAR, or EAR file, concentrate on building your application and packaging it, while Payara Platform manages the other aspects of running your application, such as:
The separation between your application and compute infrastructure allows Payara to manage the majority of your infrastructure needs so all you need to worry about is using the standards based APIs from Jakarta EE and MicroProfile. We want you to build applications and not worry about all of the effort related to the infrastructure, while Payara Platform makes it possible to run your application on any infrastructure that comes along in the future.
You should be able to take your WAR file, whether monolith or microservices, and deploy it anywhere: IoT and edge with Payara Micro, scale across containers to Kubernetes with Payara Server, or large scale, hybrid cloud environments with Payara Cloud.
Payara Cloud will be released as a PaaS initially, with the future goal of creating a product you can install and manage it in your own cloud and datacenters. Payara Cloud is starting the closed beta testing phase in February 2021.
To accomplish these goals, Payara development is focused on six pillars:
Before the release of Payara 6 in 2022, we are working toward the following improvements and changes in the Payara Platform Community Edition:
Here’s what’s expected and when (subject to change based on external events occurring in the Jakarta EE and MicroProfile development):
February 2021
June 2021
September 2021
December 2021
Quarter One 2022
Watch the 30 minute webinar and the following Q&A session for all of the details of Payara’s 2021 Roadmap.
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Welcome aboard the September issue of The Monthly Catch! With summer holidays wrapping up, the Java world is back […]
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Is there a date yet for a release that supports JDK 17?
Is there a date yet for a release that supports JDK 17?
No firm date, but we are expecting to support JDK 17 before the end of the year.
No firm date, but we are expecting to support JDK 17 before the end of the year.