Posts from Priya Khaira-Hanks

Priya Khaira-Hanks is the Marketing Assistant at Payara Services. She brings content marketing, technical writing and B2B social media experience from her previous role working for a B2B PR agency. She manages Payara Services’ social media channels and also is involved in advertising, website updates, events and technical writing.

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Payara Monthly Catch: May 2023

Published on 25 May 2023 by Priya Khaira-Hanks
Topics: Microservices, MicroProfile, JakartaEE | 0 Comments

Welcome to our May selection of the best blogs, videos, podcasts and tutorials from the world of Java, Jakarta EE, cloud computing and open source.

Microservices In The Enterprise Java World: Watch The Panel Discussion

Published on 12 Apr 2023 by Priya Khaira-Hanks
Topics: Microservices, news and events, Payara Events, Jakarta EE | 0 Comments

In our joint webinar with London Java Community, we brought together leading experts in Java to share their experiences and insights on microservices.

And you can now watch back the conversation!

Payara Monthly Catch: March 2023

Published on 31 Mar 2023 by Priya Khaira-Hanks
Topics: Microservices, MicroProfile, JakartaEE | 0 Comments

Welcome to our March selection of the best blogs, videos, podcasts and tutorials from the world of Java, Jakarta EE, cloud computing and open source.

Payara Monthly Catch: February 2023

Published on 01 Mar 2023 by Priya Khaira-Hanks
Topics: Microservices, MicroProfile, JakartaEE | 0 Comments

We are here with a carefully curated reading list! We put together the best content from the world of Java, Jakarta EE, cloud computing and open source.

TL:DR - if you work with enterprise Java software, you'll find something here for you.

🔥NoSQL Persistence on The Jakarta EE Platform With Google Firestore🔥

Published on 28 Feb 2023 by Priya Khaira-Hanks
Topics: Java EE, JakartaEE, Java, Data source, Jakarta EE | 0 Comments

SQL isn't your only option!

Document NoSQL databases store data as document objects, much like JSON objects. Google Firestore is a document database, a NoSQL database offering from Google’s Firebase service. You store your data in documents that are collected into collections.

This guide will introduce you to incorporating Firestore NoSQL database into your Jakarta EE application.

A Business Guide to Enterprise Development Options on the Java Platform

Published on 23 Feb 2023 by Priya Khaira-Hanks
Topics: Java EE, JakartaEE, Java, Jakarta EE | 0 Comments

What is an Enterprise Application?

What is an Enterprise Development Platform?

What are the features of a good Development Platform?

... and most importantly, what are your options in Java?

Payara is Part of the MicroProfile Working Group!

Published on 08 Feb 2023 by Priya Khaira-Hanks
Topics: Microservices, MicroProfile, JakartaEE | 1 Comment

Payara is part of the MicroProfile Working Group!

MicroProfile is a set of Enterprise Java APIs and technologies, designed to help with the challenge of building microservices architectures in Java.

The MicroProfile Working Group develops these APIs in a collaborative process, and is comprised of passionate individuals, and representatives from different vendors and Java User Groups.

Payara Monthly Catch: January 2023

Published on 03 Feb 2023 by Priya Khaira-Hanks
Topics: Microservices, MicroProfile, JakartaEE | 0 Comments

Starting the New Year right with our pick of the most useful and informative Java, Jakarta EE, DevOps, cloud computing, open source and enterprise software content from the month of January.

New Guide: A Business Guide To Cloud Deployment Options For Jakarta EE Applications

Published on 02 Feb 2023 by Priya Khaira-Hanks
Topics: Java EE, Cloud, JakartaEE, Payara Cloud, Jakarta EE | 0 Comments

Wondering which cloud deployment option to use for your Jakarta EE application?

Look no further than our latest guide, published today!

A Business Guide to NoSQL on the Jakarta EE Platform

Published on 26 Jan 2023 by Priya Khaira-Hanks
Topics: JakartaEE, Jakarta EE, Jakarta Data, nosql | 0 Comments

Traditionally, enterprises stored their SQL data in relational database management systems (RDBMS). However, the strict and rigid SQL data format is not always fit for purpose...

This has led to the rise of schemaless databases and NoSQL. The distributed, non-relational model of NoSQL database technology made it the almost perfect choice for companies like Twitter, Google and Facebook that had amassed massive datasets from their web applications.

But is it right for your enterprise? And will it work with Jakarta EE?

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