The best application platform for Jakarta EE (Java EE) apps.
Payara Server Enterprise is a cloud-native middleware application platform supporting mission critical production systems with reliable and secure deployments of Jakarta EE applications on premise, in the cloud, or hybrid environments. A stable platform with monthly releases, bug fixes, and a 10-year software lifecycle, Payara Server is aggressively compatible with the ecosystem, cloud vendors, Docker, and Kubernetes.
Officially compatible with Jakarta EE 8 and Eclipse MicroProfile, the application server is developed in collaboration with an industry-leading DevOps team and the global Payara community to ensure Payara Server is the best option for production Jakarta EE (Java EE) applications today and in the future.
Features & Benefits
Cloud-native and Aggressively Compatible
Develop, test, and deploy your Jakarta EE applications in any environment: public, private, or multi-cloud.
Broad integration with cloud vendors including Microsoft Azure, Amazon AWS, Google Cloud Platform, and more.
Migrate existing Jakarta EE applications into the cloud or build new, cloud-native applications on public cloud.
Out-of-the-box container support, including Docker container images – or you can create your own.
Integration between Payara Server’s Admin Console and Docker to provide control and monitoring of Payara Server instances running in a container on a Docker node.
Deep support for running on a Kubernetes infrastructure.
High availability, reliability, and automatic scaling with the Payara Data Grid.
You won’t have to worry about upgrading a year or two after you implement Payara Server Enterprise as our Enterprise software has a 10-Year Software Lifecycle to maintain the stability of your production environment.
The Payara team is extremely proud to be among the first few companies to achieve Jakarta EE 8 Full Platform Compatibility, starting with Payara Platform 5.193.1. This is a significant milestone for Payara and the team has done a huge amount of work to get this done. I think this is a great adoption story for Jakarta EE in general as Payara Server is not a Java EE 8 implementation and this shows that Jakarta is an open standard and can bring in new organisations and implementations.
