If you still think of GlassFish as a slow, unsupported, and purely for-development application server, it’s time to take a fresh look. We’ll show you how GlassFish has evolved into a robust and modern platform.
Eclipse GlassFish: This Isn’t Your Father’s GlassFish Read Post »
The final version of GlassFish 8 landed on 5 February 2026. It’s a big milestone and reinforces GlassFish as a top-tier, enterprise-grade platform for mission-critical systems. Read more to find out what it brings.
GlassFish 8 Released: Enterprise-Grade Java, Redefined Read Post »
The recent acquisition of Payara by Azul is an important moment for Payara, though it also raises questions about its future. Meanwhile GlassFish has developed into a powerful and reliable alternative.
Azul Acquires Payara: GlassFish Supported by OmniFish Is A Reliable Choice Read Post »
With Embedded GlassFish runnable from command line, watch how it’s easy to run applications with GlassFish directly from the command line or from a Docker container, as any standard Java application.
Run Your Apps with GlassFish from the Command Line Read Post »
Find out what’s new in Eclipse GlassFish 7.1, released on December 6, 2025, backed by OmniFish’s commercial support. With this new version OmniFish continues to deliver the reliability, performance, and innovation that enterprise organizations need.
GlassFish 7.1: Major New Features and Improvements Read Post »
Jakarta EE 11 introduces several new features and improvements, including support for Java virtual threads and records, a new Data API, and many smaller enhancements in various existing APIs like Persistence or Security.
New Features in Jakarta EE 11, with Examples Read Post »
David Matejcek, Eclipse GlassFish Project Lead and OmniFish co-founder, walks us though the recent work on the upcoming GlassFish 7.1.0 version and what’s coming.
Interview with GlassFish project lead about the upcoming GlassFish 7.1.0 version Read Post »
Explore the latest GlassFish updates, featuring Jakarta EE 11 compliance, JDK 24 support, enhanced security, and improved performance for enterprise applications.
Recent Updates in Eclipse GlassFish Releases Read Post »
Caching is a powerful technique used to improve the performance and scalability of applications. By storing frequently accessed data closer to where it’s needed, caching can significantly reduce latency and system load. Let’s take a look at some common caching levels and best practices.
Performance Best Practice no. 2: Implement Caching Read Post »
Database operations are a very critical part of most applications in regards of performance. You can boost Jakarta EE database performance by leveraging the following best practices.
Performance Best Practice no. 1: Optimize database operations Read Post »
