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It was broadcast pretty widely inside Red Hat, post acquisition, that some products are going to be deduplicated. It wasn't clear which products those would be
by spicyusername 4y ago
It was broadcast pretty widely inside Red Hat, post acquisition, that some products are going to be deduplicated.
It wasn't clear which products those would be and when, though.
- zatarc 4y agoWhats next? Websphere and JBoss?
- AtlasBarfed 4y agoIt would likely frighten me to know how much JBoss and Websphere is still used. It seems 15 years ago I was asking ?why aren't we running this in vanilla Tomcat? I know, I know, it's like "Beetlejuice", you say "Integration Integration Integration" and five salesmen appear to sell you something that provides a bad UI in front of configuration files you'll eventually hand-edit anyway.
- kyuudou 4y ago> It would likely frighten me to know how much JBoss and Websphere is still used. Most of the big banks
- zatarc 4y agoAnd Insurances
- vmh1928 4y agoPlenty of it in big companies but you won't see a new release. The existing 8.5.5 and 9 will be supported through 2030 but customers are being encouraged to migrate their existing WAS apps to Liberty on OpenShift. There are several migration tools that help analyze the code and runtime for the best way to dissect legacy Java.