From the course: Java EE: Packaging and Deploying an App
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Overview of deployment options
From the course: Java EE: Packaging and Deploying an App
Overview of deployment options
- [Instructor] When using Java EE to deploy your enterprise applications, you have several options, and depending on your needs, you could deploy it locally on a server or on the cloud or use some special tools like Docker, and we'll explore all these options in this course. If you're familiar with the options and just want to get to the practical examples, feel free to skip to the appropriate video or chapter. First, let's explore what these are and what is the typical use case for each of these. For starters, if you'd like to deploy your application locally, and in most cases this is where you deploy it first, you can use GlassFish or any of the server options such as JBoss, WildFly, Apache Tomcat, JOnAS, et cetera. For internal enterprise applications, this is often the best choice, or if you host your own servers in your enterprise. Then, which is typically what most companies will use for public-facing applications, is the cloud approach. You have many providers that supports…
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