📄️ Tomcat Server
Apache Tomcat occupies the leading positions among Java servers for running web applications. Considering the demand, we compiled the main details on the Tomcat web server management on the platform - installation, configuration, load balancing, application deployment, and security enhancement.
📄️ TomEE Server
Apache TomEE is an enterprise-ready Java server, created based on Apache Tomcat with the implementation of the MicroProfile and Jakarta EE features. The extended comparison of the supported functionality is provided on the official documentation page.
📄️ Tomcat-TomEE Variables
Environment variables represent a kind of placeholders, where you can store the frequently used parameters' values or strings in order not to specify them manually in the code each time they are needed. There is a number of default environment variables which are preconfigured at the platform application servers and can be easily integrated into your app, hosted within these servers, to make your work with the platform even more convenient.
📄️ Tomcat Clustering
The platform multicast and redirecting requests to each server with load balancer provides session replication between the pairs of server nodes. This guarantees session exchange between the nodes through the local net and eliminates the need of additional software or Memcached. With this approach you can use a big clustered app hosting.
📄️ Tomcat Security
This instructions shows how to protect an application running on a Tomcat server in the platform. We recommend two possible solutions on how to restrict access to your app:
📄️ Multiple Domains For Tomcat
Set up multiple domain names on the Tomcat server in order to increase the usability, efficiency and scalability of your application, as well as save your costs without having to configure separate instances. For this, make some minor adjustments within Tomcat configuration files as described below.