Are Java EE Application Servers Heavy? Watch The Video.
Published on 13 Jul 2021
by Priya Khaira-HanksOur summer webinar series continued with 'Are Java EE Application Servers Heavy?'
In thismyth-busting webinar, Steve Millidge (founder of Payara), showed viewers that Java EE application servers are NOT resource-heavy or slow. His live demonstrations showed it’s possible to have a small footprint and low resource usage in Jakarta EE runtimes.
If you missed the webinar earlier this month, you can now watch the video!
In the video:
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See a new Jakarta EE (Java EE) runtime that allows for single jar deployment
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Watch a demo of a small start up/small footprint Jakarta EE runtime
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See a Jakarta EE application server that is not fat or heavy with high resource usage
Watch Now:
More in the Series
The third webinar answered the question 'Is Java EE Cloud-Native?'. You can watch that also on our YouTube channel!
Following this, there are the two more webinars left to enjoy live. Tune in to ask Steve Millidge questions directly.
- Do Java EE Standards Matter? 14 July, 3pm BST
- Is the Java EE Deployment Model Out of Date? 21st July, 3pm BST
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