Deploy compatible JSP, Servlet, Tomcat, Spring, Hibernate, and Java web applications on a managed platform with private JVM memory tiers. Confirm runtime, framework, database, deployment, and heap requirements before ordering.
Shared Java hosting or VPS
Private JVM hosting reduces server administration for compatible applications. Move to a Linux VPS when the project needs a custom Java runtime, larger heap, non-standard services, root access, background workers, or configuration outside the shared platform.
JSP hosting provides a managed environment for compatible Java web applications using technologies such as JSP, Servlets, and Tomcat. These plans allocate private JVM heap memory and avoid the server-administration work required by a VPS.
Estimate heap use from the application framework, dependencies, sessions, caches, background work, concurrency, and test results. The private JVM allowance is a key limit; choose a larger tier or VPS when the application cannot operate reliably within it.
Confirm the exact Java runtime, Tomcat version, Servlet/JSP specification, framework, libraries, and database requirements before ordering. Do not assume that every current or legacy Java dependency is installed on shared hosting.
Prepare the application in the supported deployment format, commonly a WAR package or approved application directory structure. Confirm context path, configuration, environment variables, database connection, and restart workflow before migration.
Compatible Spring, Hibernate, JSF, and other frameworks may run when their runtime, memory, library, database, and deployment requirements fit the hosting environment. Share the dependency and version requirements for confirmation first.
Choose the database required by the application and supported by the plan. Java can connect to several database systems through suitable drivers; MySQL is not automatically the best choice for every workload.
Use a Linux VPS when you need a custom Java runtime, larger heap, server-level configuration, custom services, non-standard ports, background processes, or resources beyond shared Java hosting.
Customer backup and restoration are not included hosting promises. Maintain independent copies of application packages, source-controlled configuration, uploaded files, databases, and other important data.