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I believe that is why the original Java answer to microservices was EARs all within a single app server so they could share a JVM and caching. Then in productio
by Pet_Ant 3y ago
I believe that is why the original Java answer to microservices was EARs all within a single app server so they could share a JVM and caching. Then in production for load you could spread them all out and they can find eachother... but I've never worked in actively developed JEE (as opposed to a legacy one).