Scalable Enterprise Java for the Cloud
This e-book introduces Jakarta EE as the modern foundation for building Java enterprise applications in a cloud-native world.
Azul is the trusted leader in enterprise Java for today’s AI and cloud-first world. Its open source-based Java platform empowers organisations to optimise the entire Java lifecycle to accelerate performance, strengthen security, reduce licensing and cloud costs, and boost developer productivity. Azul powers mission-critical systems for 36% of the Fortune 100, 50% of the Forbes Top Ten World’s Most Valuable Brands, and the world’s top 10 financial trading companies.

Dominika Tasarz
1,928 viewsThis e-book introduces Jakarta EE as the modern foundation for building Java enterprise applications in a cloud-native world.

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In this blog post, we look at what Jakarta Data brings to the table and how it can transform everyday Java development tasks.

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