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GLASSFISH 3 HA
Simplify your code deployment and scale your environment
GlassFish Open Source Edition provides an application server for developing and deploying enterprise applications.
Bandwidth Protection
99.90% Uptime SLA
Data center: EODC, Enfidha
Benefits
• Simplified Application Deployment
• Low Resource Consumption
• High Availability
• Easy Jakarta EE Application Hosting
Deploy your applications on a PaaS hosted
in a Tunisian data center certified to ISO
27001 and PCI DSS standards.
Deploy your solutions on a PaaS
compliant with Tunisian laws and achieve
savings of 40–50% compared to
AWS and Microsoft Azure.
FAQ
What is GlassFish used for?
GlassFish is an application server that can also function as a web server (HTTP server).
A web server handles HTTP requests, typically from browsers. As a servlet container, GlassFish can manage Java Servlets and JavaServer Pages (JSP).
How does the GlassFish server work?
The initial tasks involved in configuring GlassFish Server to connect to an enterprise information system (EIS) include creating a connector connection pool, defining connector resources, configuring resource adapters, and setting up security mappings.
These components allow GlassFish to manage connections, handle application requests, and ensure secure communication between your applications and backend systems.
Why do we need the GlassFish server?
GlassFish is a Java application server originally developed by Sun Microsystems.
It enables developers to build scalable enterprise applications and integrate additional services based on their needs.
How do you start a GlassFish server?
The default port for GlassFish Server is 8080, while the administration console runs on port 4848.
To start GlassFish using the NetBeans IDE .Click on the Services tab. Expand the Servers node. Right-click on the GlassFish Server instance and select Start.