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The document discusses how to build reactive microservices using a MicroProfile stack. It recommends taking a reactive and micro approach to build systems that can handle high loads and failures, provide better user experiences, and scale massively. It introduces MicroProfile as an open source specification for building reactive Java microservices and lists some of its reactive support capabilities. It also discusses adding additional reactive technologies like RxJava and React.js and demonstrates a reactive application built on these stacks with Payara Server and Micro, which support MicroProfile, Java EE, and other technologies for building reactive systems.
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Payara Server is an open source application server originally derived from GlassFish – supporting reliable and secure deployments of Jakarta EE (Java EE) applications in any environment: on premise, in the cloud or hybrid. To do our part to help advance the Jakarta EE project, Payara Services is a project lead for GlassFish, the Jakarta EE compatible implementation, but we recommend Payara Server Enterprise for your production environments for our included support services, stability, and security.
Migrating from GlassFish to Payara Server can be a simple and straightforward process. In this webinar, Payara CEO Steve Millidge will explain all the things you need to consider in order to make a migration as smooth as possible.
If you have any questions about the above, this will be a great opportunity to get answers directly from the source.
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- Payara plans to grow Payara and Hazelcast in Japan by providing Japanese language support and resources and evangelizing the technologies.
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