Red Hat JBoss Enterprise Application Platform

Jakarta EE 8 support

Red Hat JBoss EAP enables easier, more agile development. The Arquillian test platform makes it easier to test and offline CLI improves the ability to automate a delivery pipeline. Graceful shutdown allows for rolling deployments.

Adaptable Resource Usage

Red Hat JBoss EAP is suitable for a wide range of infrastructure and application types. It can power cloud-native microservices that use very little memory and CPU, or large, clustered applications that use terabytes of memory across thousands of cores. Regardless of your deployment architecture, JBoss EAP enables you to use the full power of Jakarta EE to build modern applications.

Eclipse MicroProfile support

With the JBoss Enterprise Application Platform expansion pack, developers can use Eclipse MicroProfile APIs to build and deploy microservices-based applications. Eclipse MicroProfile provides enterprise Java developers with enhanced APIs and support for common microservices-based patterns for deployment, configuration, security and observability.

Flexible deployments

Use Red Hat JBoss EAP on everything from mainframes to cloud and microservices environments. The Web Management Console provides stand-alone server and domain management. The same platform can also be run as a managed instance in a cloud environment using OpenShift. JBoss EAP lets you move from traditional to cloud deployments without having to rewrite applications.

DevOps Ready

Fully supported integration with the rest of the Red Hat ecosystem, like Red Hat OpenShift and Red Hat Satellite/CloudForms, makes Red Hat JBoss EAP an ideal platform to use for DevOps.

Included in Red Hat Runtimes

JBoss EAP is part of Red Hat Runtimes, which is a curated, best-of-breed set of products, tools, and components for developing and maintaining cloud-native applications. Red Hat Runtimes offers lightweight runtimes and frameworks for highly-distributed cloud architectures, such as microservices. Customers get access to a wide range of application development languages, frameworks, and services. See the README for more detail!