Recently I have reviewing various cloud solutions and what impact this has on the way you create\/architect applications and I have come to the conclusion they are often way too complicated for most existing applications to be effectively hosted in the cloud in a scalable way.<\/p>\n
However I was very surprised to see Heroku<\/a> have introduced support for Java but I was more surprised to see that they have chosen not to include JEE container support. <\/p>\n Which on first thoughts seems odd but given the complexity of implementing a multi-language solution within their environment a JEE container would be an unnecessary hinderance in the performance\/scalability of the application. <\/p>\n So yeah… good choice, I wonder if anyone else will drop the JEE container too in their Java\/Cloud solutions?<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":" Recently I have reviewing various cloud solutions and what impact this has on the way you create\/architect applications and I have come to the conclusion they are often way too complicated for most existing applications to be effectively hosted in … Continue reading