Product Features
Scalability
- Elastic Clustering / Cloud support
- 3rd generation clustering optimized for Virtualization 2.0, EC2 and OpenStack deployments
- Session Replication
- Load balancing
- Distributed Cache
- Memcached wire protocol for Couchbase Server like caching
Development
- Class compilation
- JIT Profiling and heap analysis
- No GUI required
- JUnit support
- Web Admin
- DevOps support via CLI and REST control of Resin
- Apache Ant/Maven/Ivy integration
- IDE integration
- Flexible project management
- Logging
Production Ready
- Reliability
- Server Monitoring
- Deployment / Cloud deployment
- Versioned deployment
- Merge paths
- Troubleshooting aids
- Server health reports, baselining and post mortem reporting
- Throttling
App Server'
- Java EE Web Profile certified,
- Java CDI
- standard Java dependency injection similar to Guice and Spring, part of Java EE
- Transaction support
Web Server
- Static files/JSP/Servlet/JSF
- Extensible access logging
- URL rewriting
- Proxy caching (similar to Squid)
- Gzip compression
- SSL
- Virtual Hosts
- Comet/Server push
- WebSocket
- mod-php like support via Quercus
- FastCGI
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