Hello,
I would like if you know of a good quality web host and not very expensive for Java.
And you what do you use as your website hosting for Java?
I found webfaction.com but I do not know if this host is good.
Thank you.
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Best web host for Java EE
Hello,
I would like if you know of a good quality web host and not very expensive for Java.
And you what do you use as your website hosting for Java?
I found webfaction.com but I do not know if this host is good.
Thank you.
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Re: Best web host for Java EE
I use Free Web Hosting Area - PHP 5.3, MySQL 5.5, FTP, Autoinstaller since I'm not interested in paying for a host.
They don't put ads on your site (unless your site is huge) and they are one of the few free hosts that are friendly to Java. Their account manager is a bit of a pain in the ass to navigate, but I find that to be an acceptable inconvenience given everything else.
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Re: Best web host for Java EE
I use Amazon Elastic Beanstalk. Might be worth checking out. It's pretty easy to go from a webapp running in tomcat to a webapp running on AEB.
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Just out of curiosity Kevin, If you don't mind disclosing such information, How much are you paying for the resources which you use with AEB?
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Re: Best web host for Java EE
Prices are going to be different for everybody. I have two different webapps running, and last month I think my total was just under 20 bucks?
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Re: Best web host for Java EE
Okay, thank you for your messages.
Do you have ever heard of webfaction.com?
Does this host is good?
Re: Best web host for Java EE
Did you try jelastic. So far they are the best. Google app engine is good, but it's so restrictive.
Re: Best web host for Java EE
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Re: Best web host for Java EE
I'm not sure off the top of my head. Probably? I'm not sure, I just pay it at the end of the month. The best way to find out is to just consult their site.
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Re: Best web host for Java EE
I use dailyrazor - Java Hosting - JSP, JSF, Tomcat, JBoss, Struts, Hibernate, Servlets and they've been great for the past couple of years now.
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