A variety of solutions are now being delivered to our growing global customer base through the efforts of Payara’s local partners. In addition to removing any language barriers that may exist, our partners help reinforce the numerous benefits for choosing the Payara Platform.  

We are proud to announce that Rakuten Card has recently received the IT encouragement award for delivering "Highly available financial services using open source application server and global collaboration with Payara". 

Goals of the Payara Platform

Four years ago when I made the first pull request into the Payara repository the team had a number of goals in creating Payara Server. The first was to build a robust, reliable and supported open source application server that could be deployed into production...

So, I recently dove into the world of esolang and weirdlang programming languages, where the creators try to take the idea of a programming language to the limit with over the top minimalism or weirdness. Here are 6 programming languages I thought were interesting – and some of the weirdest or...

Payara and GlassFish have supported classic remote EJB since its inception. Classic remote EJB uses RMI-IIOP (Remote Method Invocation over Internet Inter-ORB Protocol ) for transport and CSIv2 (Common Secure Interoperability Protocol Version 2) for security.

The 5.191 Payara Platform release brought with it support for MicroProfile 2.1. For those who don't know, the only specification updated in this version of MicroProfile was OpenTracing, going from 1.1 to 1.2.

The world is moving in fast forward and the Java ecosystem is no exception. In 2017, the release of Java 9 disrupted the Java ecosystem with the introduction of Java modules. Soon after, the new six months Java release cycle caused another disruption, with three new Java major versions released...

Recently two of our engineers sat down to have a chat with Adam Bien on his podcast airhacks.fm . The podcast discussion covered everything from their very first time programming to their current day issues and projects.

One of the most amazing things about working at Payara is the number of ‘experts’ we have.

In many films that feature computer technology, the film makers often find it necessary to apply some artistic license to its portrayal or force the audience to suspend belief for the sake of the plot. However, sometimes they simply ask too much from an educated audience! Here is a list of some...