Payara Feature: Admin Console

Within Payara Server’s Admin Console, you can easily configure:

• JVM settings and system properties
• Logging and Monitoring settings
• Web/EJB container and thread pools settings
• Security and Availability settings

Use the GUI to access and manage your resources, including:

• DBC Resources and Connection Pools for database access
• JMS Resources for asynchronous messaging
• JavaMail Sessions for STMP server access
• Connectors for external system connections
• Concurrency Resources

Review runtime status of components and services of Payara Server. Admin Console provides direct access to the data from the monitoring service via a simple viewer.

The embedded online help tool allows quick and easy access to descriptions, procedures and details for correct use of the Payara Server Admin Console.

The Admin Console Auditing Service in Payara Server will keep track of all actions that are executed (manually or through the asadmin CLI tool) so that you can later determine if any problem was linked to a certain command that was executed.

The Asadmin Recorder feature will allow you to record the actions you take in the Payara Server Admin Console as asadmin commands. Once enabled, the asadmin command for the corresponding action will be recorded to a file and can be reused later to reduce mistakes.

Secure Administration prevents unauthorized access when performing Payara Server configuration remotely by requiring an SSL encrypted connection with a username and password.

In this article, learn how to use the Admin Console in Payara Server and explore the concept of the Admin Console and its role in Payara Server.

This article explains how to deploy applications using the Payara Server Admin Console. It also includes a short video on how to deploy applications using NetBeans, the Payara Server Admin Console, or using admin commands.

Payara Micro instances can join a cluster automatically. They could also join the Domain Data Grid as well as standalone Payara Server instances. This article explains how to join Payara Micro instances to the Data Grid in the Admin Console.