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The Payara Platform is cloud-native, optimized for production environments, and can be deployed in any environment: on cloud, on-premises, or hybrid. It’s designed with support for major cloud platforms, ensuring the Payara Platform is compatible with the services you’re already using, including Microsoft Azure, Amazon AWS, and the Google Cloud Platform.
We also have our own cloud platform. Payara Cloud is a “serverless” runtime that runs and scales Jakarta EE/MicroProfile applications seamlessly while managing all the cloud infrastructure for you. It offers a flexible and powerful way to easily run your Jakarta EE apps on the cloud. Simply select your WAR, click deploy, and watch your apps run on the cloud – automatically, like magic.
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The Payara Platform is ideal for running applications in the cloud, whether you need to move existing Java EE applications into the cloud or you’re looking to build new, cloud-native Jakarta EE applications on public cloud.
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Learn about the cloud-native features for managing and operating the Payara Platform on cloud including support for the major cloud platforms you’re already using: Microsoft Azure, Amazon AWS, and the Google Cloud Platform.
When you want to take advantage of the cloud to improve your business, but you’re worried about moving existing Java EE applications –the Payara Platform offers a strategy to minimize expense and disruption to your business operations. Leverage your existing developer’s skillset and move to the cloud with Payara Platform integrations.
Users of Microsoft Azure can pick and choose from the available services to develop or scale new applications or run existing applications in the cloud. Download our datasheet to learn more about the capabilities of running the Payara Platform on Azure.
Microsoft Azure is ideal for creating traditional Payara Platform domain deployments where existing applications are migrated to the cloud. Learn about running your application on Microsoft Azure and Payara Platform using Infrastructure as a Service (IaaS).
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Walk through one of the options of running Java EE applications on Azure. This is the most basic approach for deploying a Java EE app to Payara Server set up in a Virtual Machine on Microsoft Azure along with the Azure Database for PostgreSQL service as the backend database.
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Watch a video to create a simple distributable application, use Payara’s Remote CDI events, deploy the application on AWS and provision an elastic deployment on Amazon AWS with Payara Server and Payara Micro.
Watch video to learn how to provision infrastructure for elastic clustering with Payara Micro on Amazon AWS.
In the final video of the Demo, watch the elastic deployment on Amazon AWS with Payara Server and Payara Micro.
Using Payara Platform with Jelastic Saves Time and Money
Jelastic is not immediately the name that comes up when you have a cloud provider in mind. But using Payara Platform with the Jelastic PAAS solution allows you to perform all the typical tasks that you expect:
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Reduce Complexity with Middleware as a Service
As a Platform as a Service, or PaaS, Platform.sh automatically manages everything your application needs in order to run.
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Cloud computing is becoming the norm for enterprise-level applications, offering forward-looking businesses a wealth of benefits – reduced operational costs being one of them. However, cloud infrastructure expenditure can quickly spiral out of control, if managed incorrectly. By following a few, simple guidelines, companies can maximize the advantages of the cloud, including revenue, with limited, value-adding investments.
The cloud is highly sought-after for businesses seeking scalability, flexibility and efficiency in their software applications. The variety of cloud infrastructure available can cater to a wide range of needs, making it key for companies looking to leverage the right solution to address specific business needs. But with so many options and sometimes inaccurate terminology, it can be challenging to understand the distinctions between each cloud alternative and ultimately make informed decisions. In this blog post, we’ll explore the setup and advantages of serverless and fully-managed cloud environments, compare them to traditional hybrid clouds, and discuss the security implications of these cutting-edge technologies to help you navigate the cloud landscape with confidence.
Payara Cloud, our increasingly popular Payara as a Service (PaaS) offering, automates the cloud deployment of your Jakarta EE and MicroProfile applications, making it easy to connect to essential services that your application relies on. This post shows you how to connect your applications to the services they need. This quick tutorial applies whether those services are inside or outside your cloud environment, as long as they are reachable across the internet.
Want to explore the potential of ARM (Advanced RISC Machine) architecture for your Jakarta EE workload? Our latest webinar 'Jakarta EE with ARM: Enhance Performance and Efficiency in the Cloud' is now available to watch on-demand on https://www.crowdcast.io/c/jakarta-ee-with-arm-july-2024
We are happy to announce the February 2024 release of Payara Platform Enterprise 6.11.0 (request free trial here) and Payara Platform Community 6.2024.2 (download here) are available! This month's release comes with a number of enhancements, bug fixes, component upgrades, and new capabilities aimed at improving the stability and developer experience of the Payara Platform for you. See below for the details.
Kubernetes is a topic that is frequently discussed in the development community, especially as the IT landscape increasingly shifts towards cloud and microservices. However, it’s crucial to evaluate whether it is genuinely indispensable for your environment or just another case of the next 'new and shiny' object capturing attention without substantial benefits. In this blog, we’ll delve into the reasons why Kubernetes might sometimes fall victim to the hype and explore whether it is the right fit for all scenarios.
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