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Many of our customers often use a different JMS provider in their organisation than the embedded JMS broker shipped with Payara Server, for example IBM MQSeries or ActiveMQ. Doing this often caused problems for our customers […]
Read MoreMicroservices are the latest new-but-not-really-new thing that developers are talking about, and the Java EE world is no exception. In this Devoxx 2015 talk, Mike is using some new features of Payara Server that bring […]
Read MoreNovember 2015 saw another sold out Devoxx, this year themed around the 20th anniversary of Java. Despite a theme looking to the past, there were a lot of talks around things coming to Java in […]
Read MoreWe have already introduced Spring Boot to Payara Micro, the new fish on the block!, by implementing Spring Boot based RESTful web services and hosted on Payara Micro. While implementing it, we didn’t deal with […]
Read More‘Deploy, Build and Scale Your Apps with Payara Micro’ by Navin Surtani. In this short Quickie Session Navin Surtani demonstrates the ease of deployment of applications and services to Payara Micro, along with showing how simple it […]
Read More‘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 […]
Read MoreThis short blog post will show you how to use NGINX to load balance between 2 or more Payara Server instances using the sticky session. Requirements The sticky session directive is included in the commercial […]
Read MoreAs we move into November, the time has come for a new release of Payara Server. We had a focus on fixing bugs and adding the little features that make your life easier over any […]
Read MoreYou may also want to check out our more up-to-date article here:5 Production Features in Payara Server 5 You Might Not Know About 1. Payara Server has a full web based administration console The […]
Read MoreOne of the key concepts of a micro-service architecture is the coordination of multiple services using loosely coupled event based choreography (http://www.thoughtworks.com/insights/blog/scaling-microservices-event-stream). In a choreography based approach, micro-services generate events in response to significant […]
Read MoreEsta es la segunda parte de nuestra serie “Payara Server – Volver a lo básico”. Mira la Parte 1 – Instalando Payara Server en Ubuntu.
Read MoreThis is Part 2 of our Payara Server – Back to Basics series, see Part 1 – Installing Payara Server on Ubuntu here. In order for a web application to run, it must be first deployed on […]
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