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Three Payara Team Members Discuss the Benefits of Support in Their Own Words

Payara
Jadon Ortlepp
Published: 03 Aug 2018
Updated: 21 Oct 2025

Veronica Harding, Ondrej Mihalyi and Fabio Turizo each talk about how Payara Support goes far beyond a simple help desk service. 

 

Including:

  • How new features are led by our customers
  • Payara Server and Payara Micro assistance
  • Application server migration assistance
  • Unlimited phone support
  • One to one screenshare support
  • Private customer knowledgebase
  • Resources adapted to customer needs
  • Direct access to engineers

 

 

 

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