Archive from January 2021
Payara Roadmap 2021
Published on 29 Jan 2021
by Debbie Hoffman
Topics:
What's New,
news and events,
Payara Platform,
Payara Cloud
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Hide Passwords with Password Aliases in Payara Server
Published on 28 Jan 2021
by Rudy De Busscher
Topics:
Admin,
Payara Server
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1 Comment
Introduction
When performing the configuration of the Payara Server for your application, you often need to supply a password. The password to connect to the database is a classic example, but there are many situations where you need to enter this kind of sensitive data.
With Payara Server, you have the option to hide this kind of sensitive data from the user, so that this information is much better secured.
How to Improve Domain Data Grid Performance (Japanese Language)
Published on 26 Jan 2021
by Kenji Hasunuma
Topics:
Japanese language
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現在のPayara Platformアーキテクチャの基礎となるのは、ドメイン・データ・グリッドの採用です。ドメイン・データ・グリッドは複数のPayara ServerまたはPayara Microインスタンスを結合して、互いにデータを共有する交換可能なノードの堅牢なクラスタを形成し、クラスタにデプロイされたあらゆるアプリケーションに対して高可用性とフェールオーバー機能を提供します。
How to Improve Domain Data Grid Performance
Published on 26 Jan 2021
by Fabio Turizo
Topics:
Microservices,
Clustering,
How-to,
Payara tools
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One of the cornerstones of any modern Payara Platform architecture is the use of the Domain Data Grid. The Domain Data Grid allows multiple Payara Server or Payara Micro instances to join and form a robust cluster of interchangeable nodes that can share data between each other and grant High Availability and Failover capabilities to any applications deployed in the cluster.
Payara Services Joins MicroProfile Working Group
Published on 20 Jan 2021
by Priya Khaira-Hanks
Topics:
Microservices,
MicroProfile,
Eclipse,
Cloud-native,
news and events
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Payara is pleased to announce that we have joined the MicroProfile Working Group. This builds on our commitment to shaping and improving Enterprise Java for both microservices and monolithic architectures.
The MicroProfile project was born as a community initiative to optimise Enterprise Java with a microservices standard platform. It joined theEclipse Foundation in 2017, an independent open source software association, with the goal of driving innovation with a vendor-neutral "incubation" environment.
The Eclipse Foundation's MicroProfile Working Group encourages collaboration between participants, working in short cycles to propose and gain approval for new common APIs and functionality - and in turn drawing on the knowledge of a wide variety of different vendors. As one of the contributors, Payara engineers will shape and drive the future of the MicroProfile specifications.
We talked to our Founder and CEO Steve Millidge to find out more about what this means.
Using a Data Source with JPA (Video)
Published on 19 Jan 2021
by Debbie Hoffman
Topics:
Payara Platform,
Data source
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JPA is an object relational mapping framework. In this simple video, Rudy De Busscher shows you how to define the data source within the JPA framework in under 8 minutes.
Creating a Kubernetes Operator in Java
Published on 19 Jan 2021
by Priya Khaira-Hanks
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14 Docker Tips for the Payara Platform (Japanese language edition)
Published on 15 Jan 2021
by Kenji Hasunuma
Topics:
Japanese language
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0 Comments
14 Docker Tips for the Payara Platform
Published on 15 Jan 2021
by Rudy De Busscher
Topics:
Docker
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0 Comments
New Upgrade Tool in the Payara Server Enterprise 5.24.0 Release
Published on 13 Jan 2021
by Rudy De Busscher
Topics:
Upgrade,
New Releases,
Payara tools,
Upgrade Tool
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0 Comments
The January Payara Platform Enterprise Edition release (request here) includes 6 bug fixes and 1 component upgrade along with the introduction of a new CLI Upgrade Tool. You can see a more detailed overview of the fixes and improvements in the Payara Platform Enterprise Edition 5.24.0 in teRelease Notes here.
How to Use Eclipse Transformer to Convert a 3rd Party Library to the New Jakarta Namespace (Japanese Language)
Published on 07 Jan 2021
by Kenji Hasunuma
Topics:
Japanese language
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0 Comments
How to Use Eclipse Transformer to Convert a 3rd Party Library to the New Jakarta Namespace
Published on 07 Jan 2021
by Rudy De Busscher
Topics:
Java EE,
JakartaEE
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0 Comments
Introduction
The release of Jakarta EE 9 breaks a tradition of Java Enterprise. A legal requirement of the Java EE code donation from Oracle to the Eclipse Foundation is the change of the namespace of javax to jakarta.
But the change of the package and XML namespace in Jakarta EE 9 is only the beginning. The change of the namespace allows for new development and functionality, but all frameworks and libraries using one of the Java Enterprise specifications also need to be adjusted to the new version.
The Payara Monthly Catch: December 2020
Published on 05 Jan 2021
by Priya Khaira-Hanks
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In December, the biggest news was Jakarta EE 9’s official release, completing the move to the jakarta namespace. This officially took place at the Eclipse Foundation Jakarta One Livestream, where our CEO Steve Millidge took part in the keynote speech (watch here) and presented as lead on the GlassFish project (video here).
In other major release news, MicroProfile 4.0 was made available towards the end of the month, with the delayed release set to bring in new features including alignment with Jakarta EE 8.
Payara has also enjoyed kick-starting healthy debate this month, with our CEO Steve Millidge proposing that Ahead of Time Compilation with GraalVM isn’t always all it’s cracked up to - and watching the comments roll in!
We are hoping to continue to make bold statements and drive forward discussion in the Java and Jakarta EE community in 2021.
If this sparks your interest, make sure you are following us on Twitter!