Moving your Enterprise Java applications to virtualized x86 platforms gives you better utilization of resources with easier lifecycle and scalability management. Adding new instances of application servers or updating to a newer version of an application is simply faster when the Java process is in a virtual rather than a physical machine.
This Guide provides information about best practices for deploying enterprise Java applications on VMware.
Read the GuideThis paper provides assistance to solution architects for configuring IBM WebSphere Application Server on VMware.
Read the Solution BriefVMware provides maximum scalability and performance for Enterprise Java applications. Advances in software and hardware virtualization techniques have practically eliminated earlier performance concerns.
With vSphere, you don't have to switch application servers to virtualize your enterprise Java applications. Customers are successfully using vSphere today to host virtual machines containing IBM WebSphere, Oracle WebLogic and RedHat JBoss.
Virtualization allows you to patch and provision applications in minutes and eliminate the delays you incurred with using dedicated hardware.
Enterprise Java applications are often deployed on many physical systems in the traditional data center. In production environments, there is very rarely one “central instance” of an application, but rather a cluster of servers supporting that application. Managing these dispersed physical application replicas can be time consuming and challenging. Virtualizing these applications means managing fewer physical systems while maintaining the performance and increasing the reliability of the applications.
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