It’s the season of joy, cheer, giving, and fish (no, I haven’t just added the last one) and so as a gift to the world we’ve just released the first Beta release of Payara Server 5 in time for the holidays - download here. I know, it’s exactly what you wanted.

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This quick vlog shows off a few of the recent features and changes we added to Payara Micro in the 171 release. In it, we’ll cover sending asadmin commands to Micro instances from the DAS, how config changes in a pre-existing Payara Micro domain now get packaged up when creating an Uber JAR, as well as a couple of quality of life changes we’ve added.

 

As a follow up to our 'Getting Started with Payara Micro Demo', we have another introductory video for you, this time demonstrating the Payara Micro API, using NetBeans and Maven.

 

 

In this short introductory demo we will show you how to start Payara Micro and demonstrate how simple it is to use its dynamic clustering feature.

 

Payara Micro 162   can now deploy your artifacts stored in Maven repositories simply by providing the GAV coordinates. This should provide another option for continuous delivery scripts! 

 

One of the most exciting new features in the Payara Server 162 release is the Asadmin Recorder - a tool especially useful for the Operations Teams! 

Asadmin Recorder allows you to create runnable scripts of asadmin commands that mirror configuration done in the administration console.  Have a look at our video walkthrough below for a quick overview of this new Payara Server feature.

 

Siempre es un buen momento para repasar lo básico, con esto en mente, voy a comentar algunas de las cosas que puedes hacer con el interfaz de línea de comandos, Command Line Interface, de Payara Server.

This hot fix removes an arbitrary file read exploit that allows an attacker to read the content of any file on the server hosting the DAS. This exploit attacks the administration console with a specific string, bypassing secure administration and any required login details. Therefore, if the administration console is not publicly accessible, and Payara Server is running under a restricted user (as per best practice), then the risk is minimised.

 

As 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 new big features for this release, but do not worry, we are not running short on big ideas to implement - just time!

Payara Blue, Payara Micro API, JCache Injection, Updated Start-Domain Command & more!