
Eclipse GlassFish is a lightweight yet powerful open-source application server that fully implements the Jakarta EE platform. Designed for flexibility, scalability, and reliability, it provides a production-ready environment that adheres strictly to open standards without proprietary dependencies. GlassFish delivers comprehensive support for all required and optional Jakarta EE APIs, successfully passing all corresponding Technology Compatibility Kits (TCKs). It includes an advanced administration console, clustering capabilities, and a rich set of tools that streamline both development and deployment. Continuously maintained under the Eclipse Foundation, GlassFish remains a robust and standards-compliant choice for modern enterprise applications.
Ecipse GlassFish is a tool in the Application Hosting category of a tech stack.
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