In this quick blog I will explain how you can install Zulu JVM and run Payara Server on it. I will be using Ubuntu 14.04 LTS but it shouldn’t require many modifications in case you prefer using other Linux-based platforms.
In this quick blog I will explain how you can install Zulu JVM and run Payara Server on it. I will be using Ubuntu 14.04 LTS but it shouldn’t require many modifications in case you prefer using other Linux-based platforms.
En este pequeño blog voy a explicar como puedes instalar la JVM (Java Virtual Machine) Zulu y ejecutar Payara Server en ella. Para esta demostración voy a utilizar Ubuntu 14.04 LTS, pero en caso de que prefieras usar otras plataformas basadas en Linux, no se requieren muchas modificaciones.
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