We have a 10 years old java application, right now we are using jboss 7 server. we find it too slow. So for migrating to glassfish, kindly suggest me the lilitations of jboss AS 7 over glassfish 4...
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Whilst this is off topic as it’s purely opinionated, we recently migrated **to** JBoss :) – achAmháin Aug 13 '18 at 17:54
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jboss enterprise version or community version? – Suganya Rajeswaran Aug 13 '18 at 17:57
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please do give some difference between jboss EAP and community versions. I am completely new to this – Suganya Rajeswaran Aug 13 '18 at 18:01
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Afaik, JBoss > Glassfish or Tomcat.
You could try fine tuning your enterprise application or better still, run a benchmark between JBoss and Glassfish, check the performance between the two in a production environment.
Am sure the test scenario would give you enough insight into performance tuning/upgrading your application to a version closer to JavaEE 6/7+ and a JBoss supported version.
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thanks...So you are meant to say instead of migrating we could go for fine tuning first. – Suganya Rajeswaran Aug 14 '18 at 05:57
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Suganya, what I meant to say is you can deploy your App on the latest version of JBoss Wildfly and Glassfish, test/benchmark it for performance, see which part is taking unusually long to execute, ie, database access or "in-between" requests. – Venkat D Aug 14 '18 at 14:47
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Another *fact* - JBoss Wildfly uses up/requires more memory than Glassfish at the most basic configuration - basically means, no Apps deployed. Like I said, your question could have several answers and not sure SFO allows such 'broad based' discussions. A forum would be a better platform imho. – Venkat D Aug 14 '18 at 15:19
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And glassfish is full of bugs... i wouldn't even consider it for production. Seems oracle gave it a cold shoulder, and inspired such other servers as `payara.fish` which is based on glassfish but far more stable for production – maress Aug 22 '18 at 08:29