Posts from Dominika Tasarz

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With over 13 years in the Java industry, I am passionate about fostering developer communities, growing open-source projects, and advancing Java and Jakarta EE. My expertise in marketing communications drives collaboration and knowledge-sharing among developers. I've educated Java developers on middleware technologies, products, frameworks, and tools, empowering them to stay at the forefront of innovation. As an original team member at Payara, I've contributed to building the brand and growing the user community. Currently, as a Senior Marketing Specialist and Community Builder, I organize and host educational events featuring Java experts.

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Jakarta EE 11 is Here - And It's Ready for the Cloud!

Published on 26 Jun 2025 by Dominika Tasarz
Topics: Cloud-native, news and events, Jakarta EE, Jakarta Data, Jakarta EE 11 | 0 Comments

Earlier today, the Eclipse Foundation together with its vendor members, partners and community has announced the release of Jakarta EE 11, the latest version of its enterprise Java platform. Building on the Core Profile (Dec 2024) and Web Profile (Mar 2025), this release brings powerful new features aimed at boosting developer productivity and simplifying cloud-native development.

Spring, Quarkus & Jakarta EE - Join Payara Qube Launch at the Virtual Payara Conference

Published on 23 Jun 2025 by Dominika Tasarz
Topics: news and events, Payara Events, Conferences, Java, Jakarta EE, newsroom, azul, Virtual Payara Conference, cybersecurity, Payara Qube | 0 Comments

Last week, we announced the new edition of the Virtual Payara Conference, going live on Tuesday the 8th of July (REGISTER HERE), where we'll help you discover some practical strategies for your Java journey.

If you're looking to cut operational overhead and fast-track Java modernization, don’t miss these key sessions focused on Payara Qube - our new platform, purpose-built for Java, supporting modern frameworks including Quarkus, Jakarta EE, and Spring, and engineered to simplify and automate the deployment, management, and scaling of Java microservices across cloud and on-premise environments. 

Join our webinar! AI Tools for Jakarta EE

Published on 20 Jun 2025 by Dominika Tasarz
Topics: Payara Events, Jakarta EE, AI | 0 Comments

The way we build enterprise applications is changing - and fast. With artificial intelligence reshaping nearly every aspect of software development, Jakarta EE is no exception.

Join us for this webinar (REGISTER HERE), where we'll explore how AI-powered tools are optimizing the entire Jakarta EE development lifecycle - from bootstrapping new projects to creating production-ready full-stack applications. Join Gaurav Gupta, Senior Software Engineer at Payara, as he takes the stage to deliver a live, real-world demonstration of how AI-enhanced tools are changing the game.

Announcing Virtual Payara Conference - Enterprise Java Modernization Made Simple

Published on 17 Jun 2025 by Dominika Tasarz
Topics: news and events, Payara Events, Conferences, Java, Jakarta EE, newsroom, azul, Virtual Payara Conference, cybersecurity, Payara Qube | 0 Comments

The new edition of Virtual Payara Conference is coming on the 8th of July 2025 and this time it's all about discovering practical strategies for your Java journey – whether you use Jakarta EE, Spring, or Quarkus! 

Join us (REGISTER HERE) to discover how Payara Qube and the new Payara – Azul partnership are transforming enterprise Java by eliminating Kubernetes complexity, cutting infrastructure costs, and accelerating cloud-native adoption across all major Java frameworks.

See live demos, hear from experts, and get practical insights to help your team deliver more, faster, and with less operational overhead – no matter what stack you’re running.

Join our webinar! Engineering a Modern Java Platform: Making Kubernetes Work for Java Teams

Published on 20 May 2025 by Dominika Tasarz
Topics: Kubernetes, Payara Events, platform engineering | 0 Comments

Running traditional Java applications in Kubernetes environments can be a complex challenge. From runtime configuration issues to memory management mismatches, many Java workloads aren’t designed with containers in mind. On top of that, adapting familiar Java development tools and practices to the cloud-native world can be a steep learning curve for teams.

In this webinar (REGISTER HERE), we'll explore how Payara is using Platform Engineering to simplify this transition.

Payara Podcast - Java User Group Spotlight – JUG Oberpfalz

Published on 01 May 2025 by Dominika Tasarz
Topics: Jakarta EE, podcast, open source, JUG | 0 Comments

For this episode, I had a really interesting chat with Richard Fichtner, the leader of JUG Oberpfalz. Some of you may recognise Richard from many Java industry events, as he’s a frequent conference speaker, but he’s also known as the face of the JCon Conference as one of the organisers of this very popular Java event.

Richard is a Java Champion with 20 years of experience in the software industry. He’s the CEO and Principal Software Architect at XDEV, he’s actively contributing to the open source community through projects like RapidClipse and advocating for best practices in Apache Maven.

Payara Podcast - Java User Group Spotlight – Chicago JUG & Seattle JUG

Published on 10 Apr 2025 by Dominika Tasarz
Topics: Jakarta EE, podcast, open source, JUG | 0 Comments

My guests for this episode of the Payara Podcast JUG Spotlight series are the leaders of Chicago and Seattle Java User Groups – Mary Grygleski and Freddy Guime. 

During our chat, we discussed Mary’s and Freddy’s journey to becoming JUG leaders, we talked about the opportunities that come with being part of a local Java User Group, whether as organisers or members. We also explored the impact of AI on modern Java development, which unsurprisingly has sparked significant interest among both new and existing community members. However, it also presents a challenge—how to ensure the next generation of developers remains effective in a workplace where AI is increasingly integrated into development workflows.

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