Reassessing Native Compilation for Jakarta EE Applications – A Pragmatic Perspective
Published on 06 Dec 2023
by Luqman Saeed
Topics:
Cloud,
Payara Cloud,
Jakarta EE
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Java’s Ahead-of-Time (AOT) native compilation, as seen in frameworks like GraalVM, boasts rapid startup times and lower memory usage. However, for Jakarta EE application developers, the practical benefits of these advantages often don’t translate into substantial economic or technical gains. This leads to questioning the viability of investing resources into adapting existing Jakarta EE applications for GraalVM compatibility.
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Automated Jakarta EE Cloud Deployments With GitHub Actions And Payara Cloud
Published on 01 Dec 2023
by Luqman Saeed
Topics:
Cloud,
Payara Cloud,
Jakarta EE
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Cloud deployment refers to the process of hosting applications on a remote server infrastructure, accessible over the internet. This paradigm has revolutionised software development, offering immense scalability, flexibility, and efficiency. Traditional deployment methods have evolved to embrace modern cloud environments, ranging from Infrastructure-as-a-Service (IaaS), where you manage servers but not physical hardware, to Platform-as-a-Service (PaaS) and Software-as-a Service (SaaS) solutions, which abstract much of the server management and maintenance tasks.
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Enterprise Batch Processing with Jakarta Batch - Part 2
Published on 28 Nov 2023
by Luqman Saeed
Topics:
Jakarta EE,
Batch Processing
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Continuing from where thelast blog post left off, let's delve deeper into the intricacies of configuring the chunk in Jakarta Batch. As we've seen, a chunk represents a set of items to be processed as a batch. Now we will explore how to control this process, manage potential errors, and ensure efficient execution.
Upgrading from Payara Enterprise 5 to Payara Enterprise 6 with the Payara Server Upgrade Tool
Published on 23 Nov 2023
by Luqman Saeed
Topics:
Upgrade,
Migration,
Upgrade Tool
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In a world where technology never sleeps, staying ahead is not just an advantage; it's a necessity. This is especially true for organisations running enterprise-level applications on Java EE 8 through Payara Enterprise 5. While this platform has undoubtedly served you well, the release of Jakarta EE 10 and Payara Enterprise 6 marks the beginning of a new era in Enterprise Java development.
Introducing Payara Starter: The Code Scaffolding Tool for Rapid Jakarta EE Development
Published on 21 Nov 2023
by Luqman Saeed
Topics:
MicroProfile,
Payara Platform,
Jakarta EE,
payara starter
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In the dynamic world of software development, efficiency and speed are key. This is where Payara Starter, our new code scaffolding tool, comes in. Designed to streamline and simplify the initial setup process, Payara Starter helps developers like you kickstart your Jakarta EE projects with ease, whether you prefer Maven or Gradle build systems.
What’s New In The Nov 2023 Payara Platform Release?
Published on 16 Nov 2023
by Luqman Saeed
Topics:
JakartaEE,
Payara Platform,
Payara Enterprise,
Payara Community,
Jakarta EE
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Splashing onto the scene with a tidal wave of updates, the November 2023 release of Payara Platform is here. This release brings enhancements, security fixes, and bug fixes, ensuring a more robust and efficient environment for your mission critical workload. Payara Enterprise 6.8.0 comes with 4 improvements, 3 bug fixes, 1 security fix and 1 component upgrade. Payara Community 6.2023.11 also comes with 4 improvements, 3 bug fixes, 1 security fix and 1 component upgrade.
Elevating Java Performance: Unpacking Generational ZGC in Java 21
Published on 09 Nov 2023
by Luqman Saeed
Topics:
Java 21
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Garbage collection is a cornerstone feature in the Java Language. It automates memory management by reclaiming memory occupied by objects that are no longer in use, freeing you the developer up from manual memory allocation and deallocation tasks. This feature is vital for preventing memory leaks and ensuring that applications run efficiently over time.
Four Steps To Jakarta EE Cloud Deployment With Payara Cloud
Published on 07 Nov 2023
by Luqman Saeed
Topics:
Payara Cloud
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Deploying Jakarta EE applications to the cloud can be a complex task if you are using traditional deployment options like containers, Kubernetes or other such options, but not with Payara Cloud. Uploading a Jakarta EE binary artefact (.war file) and deploying it to the cloud can be achieved in four straightforward steps. They are:
A Leap Towards Expressive Coding With Record Patterns In Java 21
Published on 02 Nov 2023
by Luqman Saeed
Topics:
Java,
Java 21
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Java's journey towards fostering more expressive and efficient code has taken a remarkable leap with the advent of Record Patterns, encapsulated in JEP 440. This feature, previewed in both Java 19 and Java 20, is now a part of the language from Java 21, marking a significant stride towards reducing the verbosity traditionally associated with Java language. In this post, we will delve into the essence of Record Patterns, take a look at its benefits, and explore how it fits in with the existing pattern matching capabilities of Java.
Ease into Java 21: Uncovering Instance Main Methods with JEP 445
Published on 26 Oct 2023
by Luqman Saeed
Topics:
Java,
Java 21
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In the world of programming, stepping stones are crucial for novices to transition into proficient developers. This journey often begins with understanding the syntax and semantics of a given programming language. Java, being one of the popular programming languages, has always aimed to be an effective medium for both novices and experienced developers. The recent release of Java 21 introduced a core feature, known as Unnamed Classes and Instance Main Methods through JEP 445, aimed at simplifying the learning curve for new programmers, making it easier for them to write their first program without much fanfare and verbosity.