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Automatic WildFly Clustering in Managed Domain Mode and Scaling inside Containers

Automatic WildFly Clustering in Managed Domain Mode and Scaling inside Containers

| May 6, 2021 | Containers, DevOps PaaS, Installer, Java | , , , , , , , , ,

Nowadays it’s easy to get up and running WildFly standalone server in a container. But what if you need to enable clustering in Managed Domain mode which is one of the key features of Jakarta EE in general. That is not so easy task. Some people claim it’s nearly impossible in the cloud-native world, because…

Cloud Business Formation and New Horizons Discussed with Jelastic PaaS CEO

Cloud Business Formation and New Horizons Discussed with Jelastic PaaS CEO

| August 22, 2018 | News | , , , ,

Freedom of choice, automation and personal approach to each client – three main pillars that help Jelastic cloud business stand out at the continuously developing IT market. HostingAdvice.com talked to Jelastic CEO to find out more details about company business formation, trends that influenced technology choice, and factors that made the product competitive. Below you…

Multiple Domain Names on a Single Apache Tomcat Server

Multiple Domain Names on a Single Apache Tomcat Server

| June 7, 2018 | DevOps PaaS | , , , , ,

That old-school habit of choosing a single domain is passing by, and people are opting to buy multiple domain names for their projects more oftenly nowadays. One of the main benefits, aside from the fact that you may actually have completely different sites, is that it gives you numerous points of entry: great option when…

Tomcat Server Cloud Hosting with Jelastic PaaS

Tomcat Server Cloud Hosting with Jelastic PaaS

| June 5, 2018 | DevOps PaaS, Installer, Java | , , , , , , ,

Given the fact that Java hosting occupies one of the leading positions in creating web applications, it is understandable the widespread popularity of Apache Tomcat among developers. Due to recently gathered statistics, 28.9% of Jelastic PaaS users also prefer Tomcat server for deploying their projects. Considering the demand, we decided to get into more details…

Peace of Mind for Developers! Cloud Experience of Java Champion and Community Advocate

Peace of Mind for Developers! Cloud Experience of Java Champion and Community Advocate

| May 17, 2018 | Containers, Java | , , , , , ,

Have you ever felt stressed of cloud hosting, being burdened with complex routine server configurations, worrying about your further traffic influx, thinking of project migration as a nightmare, struggling form a vendor lock-in slavery and significant budget draining?    We discussed these pains with Bruno Souza, Brazilian Java-Man, who works with Java software developers and DevOps…

Running Tomcat Behind Apache with mod_rewrite and mod_proxy

Running Tomcat Behind Apache with mod_rewrite and mod_proxy

| May 8, 2018 | DevOps PaaS | , , , , , , , ,

In this article, we will cover the subject of fronting a Tomcat application server with Apache. Tomcat is a secure, fast and full-featured server. It is able to reliably serve a massive volume of data. That is why it is quite comparable in performance with native web servers. This brings up the question: Why do…

Secure Tomcat Hosting: Restrict Access to Your Web Application

Secure Tomcat Hosting: Restrict Access to Your Web Application

| April 19, 2018 | DevOps PaaS | , , , ,

Is it possible to have too much security while running your own app? Nowadays, applications are a common target of potential attacks and vulnerabilities. As a result, having the ability to restrict access to your application is critical for your business. In this article we will guide how to protect your application running on a…

Java 10 Support at Jelastic PaaS: The Main Benefits and Smooth Project Migration to the Newest Engine

Java 10 Support at Jelastic PaaS: The Main Benefits and Smooth Project Migration to the Newest Engine

| April 17, 2018 | Java, News | , , , , , , , ,

Recently Java development community was flustered with adoption of a new long-term Java development plan, announced by Oracle team. Its integration implies releasing a new JDK version each 6 months, with the major long-term supported (LTS) engine being provisioned once per 3 years. This way, on the morrow of the recent Java 9 implementation, the…

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