Luckily for those who couldn't attend JavaOne 2015  in San Francisco last October, you can now watch most of the conference presentations on-line. Here's our selection of the JavaOne 2015 talks using Payara Server and Payara Micro.

 

Microservices are the latest new-but-not-really-new thing that developers are talking about, and the Java EE world is no exception. In this Devoxx 2015 talk, Mike is using some new features of Payara Server that bring the power of Hazelcast to Java EE microservices, while still keeping the overall footprint incredibly low.

 

 

 

We have already introduced Spring Boot to Payara Micro, the new fish on the block!, by implementing Spring Boot based RESTful web services and hosted on Payara Micro. While implementing it, we didn’t deal with any of the XML configurations or dependency management needed for the Spring framework with the help of  the Spring Boot

 

 

'Deploy, Build and Scale Your Apps with Payara Micro' by Navin Surtani. In this short Quickie Session Navin Surtani demonstrates the ease of deployment of applications and services to Payara Micro, along with showing how simple it is to build and scale a cluster of instances running these services.

 

 

'Running Java EE 7 Based Applications Using Payara Micro'. In this short demo David Winters, Payara Support Engineer, will show you how to start Payara Micro, how to run web applications on it and how you can use Payara Micro API to launch Payara Micro server instances from within your own Java applications and projects.

 

 

Payara Micro is our new embedded distribution that was part of our latest release.

Elastic Middleware describes middleware capable of expanding and contracting quickly on demand. A common example is the ability for an application server cluster to quickly expand the number of cluster nodes to meet an unpredicted surge in the level of traffic.

At long last, Payara Embedded and Payara Micro are on Maven Central, allowing you to set them as dependencies and use them in your projects. In this blog I'll briefly cover how to do this.

Payara Micro is a new way of running Java EE applications without having to install a full application server.