Most of the new innovations in Eclipse GlassFish come directly from OmniFish. Our team is continuously expanding functionality while delivering world-class commercial support—including immediate security fixes, performance enhancements, troubleshooting, and expert consulting.

Next level persistence in Jakarta EE: Jakarta Data and Jakarta NoSQL – JFall slides At the JFall 2025 conference OmniFish presented about Jakarta Data and Jakarta NoSQL. These are the slides used during our presentation. omnifish.ee/next-level-pers...

This page provides information about plugins, tools and other resources related to Jakarta EE Some are officially maintained by the respected opensource projects, some are provided by OmniFish and others are by the community or third-party projects. omnifish.ee/developers/jaka...

Schedule a free, no pressure consultation call with us. Get advice on your issues or challenges related to #JavaEE, #JakartaEE or products we support (#GlassFish, #Payara, #Quarkus, Piranha Cloud). calendly.com/omnifish/free-...

Piranha Cloud is a Cloud-native Java Runtime Highly extensible and flexible, with extremely fast startup times and easy embedding in serverless functions. Designed to natively support Jakarta EE. piranha.cloud/

GlassFish 8 M14 incorporates all final APIs from the Jakarta EE 11 release plan. -Fixes Jakarta Security integration bugs -Soteria takes advantage of the new Jakarta EE 11 API to get the caller details. -Moved to the final version of Concurro for the Jakarta Concurrency implementation.

GlassFish 8 M14 released! github.com/eclipse-ee4j... Includes improved Jakarta Security integration and final imlementation of Jakarta Concurrency. Final version of GlassFish 8 is near! #Java #JakartaEE #JakartaEE11 #GlassFish #GlassFish8

Here is a sneak peak of a new monitoring console that can display monitoring statistics from GlassFish in an easy to follow way, provide insights, trigger alerts and troubleshoot in case of performance degradation of malfunction. github.com/eclipse-ee4j/gla...

Our OmniFish team includes two Java Champions alongside other recognized Jakarta EE experts, ensuring that every release delivers trusted, enterprise-quality improvements. We collaborate with world-class community contributors, fostering innovation and accelerating the delivery of new capabilities.

Want to help modernize the GlassFish Admin Console? Our new tutorial is live and shows you exactly how to contribute! Learn to create a new Jakarta Faces (JSF) page and integrate it into the sidebar navigation: github.com/eclipse-ee4j/gla...

Hacktoberfest is an annual event that encourages people to contribute to open source throughout October. If you are taking part in #Hacktoberfest & are interested in GlassFish and/or #JakartaEE. We have 10 different repo's you might be interested in! github.com/search?q=org%3Ae...

Level up from Payara: Why GlassFish Is Better Eclipse GlassFish leads with a fast rate of innovation, adopting new Jakarta EE specifications early, modernizing core components, and ensuring smooth operation in containerized and cloud-native deployments. omnifish.ee/level-up-from-p...

What's Up With Open Standard Enterprise Java and AI? A lot going on related to AI in open and proprietary enterprise Java standards. Read how the ecosystem is responding to the AI wave, and where standardization might take us. jakarta.ee/blogs/open-stand...

This page has the best links to connect with the GlassFish and Jakarta EE community through the variety of communication channels . Including: Forums, Slack, Social media, Mailing Lists - all on one page. omnifish.ee/glassfish-commu...

Our director @ondromih.bsky.social will be sharing some of his #Java knowledge at JavaCro this week. His sessions: Serverless Java hacks - Mon, 9:55, Hall B (Club, level 0) Secure apps with joy - Mon, 15:00, Hall E (Castle) Java Performance Revolution - Tue, 11:55, Hall A (Main, level 0)

Our director, Ondro Mihályi, recently gave an interview about his involvement in open source. Read the whole interview here: newsroom.eclipse.org/eclips...

Check out this committer Profile interview by Eclipse for our co-founder Ondro. He gives some valuable insights to working with open source and as a project committer. newsroom.eclipse.org/eclips...

We’ve successfully set up Eclipse CI to deploy GlassFish 7.1.0-SNAPSHOT to Maven Central Snapshots -Public snapshots let developers test compatibility daily -Faster feedback for smoother upgrades -Prepares the path for GF 7.1.0-M1 & beyond Details github.com/eclipse-ee4j/gla...

What is GlassFish? What are the benefits? Who uses it? Who supports it? If you are interested in the answers to these questions then you will find them in this handy, concise blog omnifish.ee/what-is-glassfish/

✅ The latest GlassFish nightly build runs on Java 25! 🛠️ Thanks to a few backports from the GF 8 branch, it’s green on tests (Jenkins job fails only when collecting results). Check it out: ci.eclipse.org/glassfish/jo... #JakartaEE #GlassFish #Java

For awesome #JakartaEE resources, created and curated by the community. You should visit this link! awesome-jakartaee.github.io/

Significant Performance Enhancements in JNoSQL 1.1.0 The core engine has been tuned for large performance gains, with optimisations in the Jakarta Data implementation. Devs working with large-scale NoSQL workloads will notice faster and more efficient operations. omnifish.ee/eclipse-jnosql-...

Omnifish is proud to be the biggest contributor to EE4J. By a sizeable margin. We really believe in the project but its not what you say, its what you do that counts. Some companies are heavily relying on #EE4J but contributing less than 1%. projects.eclipse.org/projec... #Java

We’re excited to announce that Eclipse JNoSQL 1.1.10 is now available! 🎉 This release delivers major performance improvements, new features and upgraded drivers, making it easier than ever to build high-performing NoSQL, SQL and NewSQL applications. omnifish.ee/eclipse-jnosql-...

OmniFish tools for Eclipse GlassFish Using the OmniFish tools for Eclipse GlassFish, you can integrate the Eclipse GlassFish Server within the Eclipse IDE and perform many useful tasks. Click the link to learn more. marketplace.eclipse.org/con...

The best place to get quick answers to your GlassFish and Jakarta EE questions is from these channels we list on our community page. Omnifish takes an active role in helping the community wherever it can. omnifish.ee/glassfish-commu...

We provide enterprise support for Eclipse GlassFish, Quarkus & Payara Server, including: -Investigating and solving production issues -Fixing defects and vulnerabilities -Adding requested improvements and features -Providing hot-fixes and patches omnifish.ee/solutions/

Coming soon - JNoSQL 1.1.10 will become a new Jakarta Data implementation for JPA entities, that passes the standalone Jakarta Data 1.0 TCK. It's the first standalone implementation of Jakarta Data over JPA entities that works with any JPA provider: github.com/eclipse-jnosql/j...

Omnifish offers specialised consultancy services for #GlassFish, #Payara, #Quarkus & #JakartaEE. Whether you need guidance on architecture, troubleshooting, migration, or best practices, we’re here to support you every step of the way. omnifish.ee/consultancy/

This tutorial will guide you on how to set up a GlassFish cluster that serves a single application on multiple machines. omnifish.ee/set-up-glassfis...

Virtual Threads, introduced through Jakarta Concurrency 3.1, revolutionize concurrency handling. These lightweight threads enable apps to manage thousands of concurrent tasks with minimal resource overhead. Ideal for high-volume request scenarios. omnifish.ee/new-features-in...

Java Champion Arjan Tijms discusses the Jakarta EE 11 release in this quick interview with the Jakarta EE team. www.youtube.com/watch?v=KPy...

Discover what makes Jakarta EE 11 a game‑changer: fresh Jakarta Data API, modern Java 17/21 support including Virtual Threads & Records, streamlined specs, and a revamped TCK. Watch the full talk & learn why this release matters! youtu.be/qxY8rQGEaZ8?si=8gS...

Jakarta EE 11 replaces Jakarta Faces Managed Beans with CDI (Contexts and Dependency Injection) beans. This transition unlocks advanced features previously unavailable with Managed Beans. These include interceptors, conversation scopes, events, and type-safe injection. omnifish.ee/new-features-in...

What is Jakarta Data? Jakarta Data introduces standardized repository patterns. These minimize boilerplate code and separate persistence logic from domain models. Enhances productivity and code quality while ensuring flexibility across data storage. omnifish.ee/new-features-in...

Jakarta EE 11 is a major update in the enterprise Java world. It offers key changes that enhance developer productivity and modernize the platform. This release introduces several new features and improvements. Learn more in this new detailed article. omnifish.ee/new-features-in...

Good bye, Jakarta Staging, OSSRH and Nexus Staging Maven Plugin! Are you scared? Don’t be afraid, we have some good news, your deployment is not in danger, rather the opposite. Read this blog from David Matějček. omnifish.ee/big-changes-in-...

Good bye, Jakarta Staging, OSSRH and Nexus Staging Maven Plugin! We have some good news, your deployment to Maven Central is not in danger, but you have to do some changes. omnifish.ee/big-changes-...

OmniFish delivers stability, performance, and modernisation—no lock-in, no compromises. Whether addressing outdated infrastructure, rising licensing costs, or inflexible support agreements, OmniFish is a trusted partner dedicated to delivering effective solutions. omnifish.ee/

OmniFish is more than a support provider—we’re your partner in modernizing Java infrastructure. With deep Jakarta EE expertise, we guide everything from architecture to deployment, ensuring smooth, low-risk migrations from legacy platforms, & building efficient solutions based on the best practices.

Dont miss this! This session from Jakarta EE 11 release co-coordinators Arjan Tijms and Ed Burns shows what's new in Jakarta EE 11 and why you should care. Jakarta EE 11 is the first release of Jakarta EE to include any net-new component technology. www.meetup.com/jakartatecht...

Learn GlassFish from the Experts Unlock the full potential of your GlassFish server with professional training from OmniFish. Beginner or advanced, our tailored training solutions empower you with the knowledge and skills to succeed. omnifish.ee/master-glassfis...

Upgrading Jakarta EE and GlassFish? Check out our step‑by‑step upgrade guide in which we uncover all the challenges and how to go about solving them quickly and easily. omnifish.ee/how-to-upgrade-...

David Matejcek, Eclipse GlassFish Project Lead and OmniFish co-founder, walks us though the recent work on the upcoming GlassFish 7.1.0 version and what’s coming. omnifish.ee/interview-with-...

Eclipse GlassFish set a milestone by becoming the first implementation to pass the Jakarta EE 11 Web Profile TCK, and the full Jakarta EE 11 Platform TCK later. This achievement highlights the platform’s dedication to adhering to standards and supporting the latest Java features.

Performance gets a major boost with the experimental virtual thread support in HTTP threads for GlassFish 7 by OmniFish. GlassFish 8 milestone versions have updated the Jakarta Concurrency API (v3.1). omnifish.ee/recent-updates-...

The latest GlassFish updates bring a stronger emphasis on security, support for modern Java versions, and better concurrency handling. Here’s what you need to know from the latest releases. omnifish.ee/recent-updates-...

We're working on an interview with @dmatej.bsky.social , GlassFish project lead, about the imminent GlassFish 7.1 release. This is happening while GlassFish 8 is also taking strides towards the final version. #glassfish #JakartaEE #whatsnew

Eclipse Glassfish is a server for developing and running enterprise and web applications based on Jakarta EE and MicroProfile. Get started quickly and easily with this guide. omnifish.ee/developers/glas...

Try out the official Eclipse Foundation Starter for Jakarta EE. The starter uses a Maven Archetype to generate sample code to get you going quickly with simple Jakarta EE microservices projects. start.jakarta.ee/