Posts tagged Java
Securing Jakarta EE Application Servers Needs Executive Attention
Published on 10 Sep 2025
by Asif Khan
Topics:
Security,
Java,
Jakarta EE,
cybersecurity,
Application Server
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If your organization runs Jakarta EE applications, securing the application server they rely on is not a one-time project. Risks repeat unless leadership sets clear priorities, funds the right controls, and expects steady progress. This post distils the key points from the Securing Jakarta EE (Java EE) Application Servers: An Executive Guide so you can align strategy with day-to-day engineering work.
Legacy Application Modernization Best Practices
Published on 05 Sep 2025
by Chiara Civardi
Topics:
Java,
application modernization,
legacy application
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Modernizing legacy applications might sound like a dry, box-ticking IT initiative, but let’s be real: for most dev teams, it’s more like pulling out the engine of a moving car and swapping it mid-traffic. Still, it is necessary and is part of every application’s lifecycle as systems inevitably age. As a result, integrations may break, security holes can start to creep in, and eventually, even the most battle-hardened enterprise Java monolith can feel more like a liability than an asset.
Despite this preamble, legacy application modernization doesn’t have a pure technical exercise dreaded by teams. With the right approach, it becomes a high-return investment that brings your software stack up to speed with the pace of business, tech as well as user expectations. In this blog post, we cover what legacy application modernization is, its benefits and challenges as well as best practices to help you plan a successful modernization strategy for your enterprise Java systems.
What Is a Java Application Server? A Short Guide
Published on 29 Aug 2025
by Stallone Anandan
Topics:
Java,
Jakarta EE,
Application Server
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Enterprise Java applications power global commerce, healthcare, government and countless other industries. These systems must be scalable, secure and resilient – requirements that exceed what a simple web server can provide. That’s where enterprise Java application servers come in. In this short guide you’ll learn what enterprise Java application servers are, how they work, why enterprises rely on them, and why Payara Platform is the leading choice for modern Jakarta EE and MicroProfile workloads.
Why Java Developers Need to Help Their CTO Prioritise Security in 2025
Published on 26 Aug 2025
by Asif Khan
Topics:
Security,
Java,
cybersecurity
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Platform Engineering vs. SRE vs. DevOps: Practical Differences for Java Teams
Published on 13 Aug 2025
by Chiara Civardi
Topics:
DevOps,
Java,
platform engineering,
SRE
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You've probably been in that hallway conversation (or Teams/Zoom meeting) where DevOps, SRE and Platform Engineering all get thrown around. Sometimes these words are used interchangeably, as if they were synonyms. Sometimes they indicate different aspects, but nobody really agrees on what they are.
If you can relate, know that you're not alone. That's why we decided to walk through the core differences (and overlaps) of what each term means for us at Payara.
SIFMA Foundation Scales and Modernizes Financial Literacy Platform with Payara Services
Published on 21 Jul 2025
by Chiara Civardi
Topics:
Java,
Migration,
Jakarta EE,
Case Study,
Modernization
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When the SIFMA Foundation needed to modernize its aging financial education platform used by thousands of students, it turned to Payara Platform Enterprise for a scalable, reliable Java-based solution that could run seamlessly on IBM Advanced Interactive eXecutive (AIX) systems. The result: boost in user capacity per machine, streamlined deployments, and the flexibility to innovate continuously. With Payara’s responsive enterprise support and robust middleware technologies, SIFMA transitioned its mission-critical system to a modern architecture that is empowering the application and the organization to grow its impact, serve more students, and deploy updates confidently and efficiently.
Jakarta EE vs. Quarkus: A Comparison of Top Enterprise Java Backend Frameworks
Published on 24 Jun 2025
by Chiara Civardi
Topics:
Java,
Jakarta EE,
quarkus
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Enterprise Java has powered backend systems and key applications for three decades, evolving steadily alongside application architecture trends, from on-premise monoliths and service-oriented architectures to today's cloud-first containerized microservices. Currently, developers can typically choose from three key enterprise Java frameworks: Jakarta EE, Quarkus and Spring / Spring Boot.
In this post, we take a practical look at two major enterprise Java frameworks: Jakarta EE, the continuation of the long-established Java EE/J2EE standard and Quarkus, a newer framework that is growing in popularity.
Spring, Quarkus & Jakarta EE - Join Payara Qube Launch at the Virtual Payara Conference
Published on 23 Jun 2025
by Dominika Tasarz
Topics:
news and events,
Payara Events,
Conferences,
Java,
Jakarta EE,
newsroom,
azul,
Virtual Payara Conference,
cybersecurity,
Payara Qube
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Last week, we announced the new edition of the Virtual Payara Conference, going live on Tuesday the 8th of July (REGISTER HERE), where we'll help you discover some practical strategies for your Java journey.
If you're looking to cut operational overhead and fast-track Java modernization, don’t miss these key sessions focused on Payara Qube - our new platform, purpose-built for Java, supporting modern frameworks including Quarkus, Jakarta EE, and Spring, and engineered to simplify and automate the deployment, management, and scaling of Java microservices across cloud and on-premise environments.
Announcing Virtual Payara Conference - Enterprise Java Modernization Made Simple
Published on 17 Jun 2025
by Dominika Tasarz
Topics:
news and events,
Payara Events,
Conferences,
Java,
Jakarta EE,
newsroom,
azul,
Virtual Payara Conference,
cybersecurity,
Payara Qube
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The new edition of Virtual Payara Conference is coming on the 8th of July 2025 and this time it's all about discovering practical strategies for your Java journey – whether you use Jakarta EE, Spring, or Quarkus!
Join us (REGISTER HERE) to discover how Payara Qube and the new Payara – Azul partnership are transforming enterprise Java by eliminating Kubernetes complexity, cutting infrastructure costs, and accelerating cloud-native adoption across all major Java frameworks.
See live demos, hear from experts, and get practical insights to help your team deliver more, faster, and with less operational overhead – no matter what stack you’re running.
Reactive Programming in Java
Published on 12 Jun 2025
by Luqman Saeed
Topics:
Java,
Jakarta EE
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Many of today’s applications must process enormous volumes of data while providing instantaneous responses.Traditional blocking architectures often struggle to meet these demands, leading to sluggish performance and poor user experiences. Reactive programming is a coding paradigm that can help address these issues by using asynchronous, non-blocking operations to change how systems are built.
This blog posts explores the core principles, advantages and best practices of reactive programming in Java to help you create scalable, resilient and high-performance applications.