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Azul's acquisition of Payara brings new investment to the Jakarta EE ecosystem but raises questions about organizational integration, platform lock-in, pricing evolution, and innovation pace for current Payara users. Eclipse GlassFish, supported by OmniFish, offers an enterprise-grade alternative with no vendor lock-in, active innovation, competitive pricing, and strong community focus. OmniFish provides commercial support for both GlassFish and Payara Community, including migration assistance for organizations evaluating their Jakarta EE runtime options.

Azul Acquires Payara: GlassFish Supported by OmniFish Is A Reliable Choice – OmniFish – Modern Jakarta EE Runtimes

What this acquisition means for the Jakarta EE community

Eclipse GlassFish: Open, Innovative, and Fully Supported