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 Java Web Hosting Overview |
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(JSP, Servlets, Tomcat & JBoss Hosting) |
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Before you choose a Java (JSP and Servlets) web hosting or Tomcat (Shared or Private), Private JVM, or Private JBoss web hosting provider you should ask yourself “Why is it that only few companies offer Java hosting?” The answer to this common question is quite simple – hosting Java web applications (i.e. JSP and Servlets hosting) is a complicated task that requires Java expertise in and out. Anyone can offer ASP.NET and/or PHP web hosting but only a few can offer quality Java (JSP/Servlets) hosting |
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At DailyRazor Hosting we eat and breathe Java! We are the industry leader in providing affordable, quality and efficient web hosting solution for web applications built on Java, Java Server Pages (JSP), Tomcat (Shared and Private JVM), and Java Servlets. We host mission critical applications for companies like MTV Latin America, Jouer Cosmetics, LLC., KillerSites.com, YaPrice.com, Goggle MapIT, and much more. All these sites run on our Java hosting platform configured for optimum performance using Tomcat 5.5.x or 6.x, MySQL 4.1.x or MySQL 5.0, PostgreSQL 7.3.x or 8.x, Apache 1.3.3 and web application frameworks such as Struts, Hibernate, Cocoon, Ant, LifeRay, etc. |
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We offer three types of Java hosting – Shared Tomcat, Private Tomcat and Private JBoss. Private JBoss hosting is only available on our Virtual Dedicated Servers’ plans. It’s very important you analyze and understand your Java web hosting requirement before deciding on whether to go with a shared java hosting environment on a Shared Tomcat or a private java hosting environment on a Private Tomcat or Private JBoss. |
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Comparative Analysis of Java Hosting Types |
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(What type of Java hosting is right for you?) |
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Shared Tomcat |
Private Tomcat |
Private JBoss |
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Click here to browse our Shared Tomcat Plans |
Click here to browse our Private Tomcat plans |
Click here to browse our Virtual Private Server |
| Private JVM Heap |
No – JVM Heap is shared among other java web apps residing on the same shared tomcat instance. |
Yes – you get a your very own dedicated JVM Heap which equates reliability, security, and availability of your web app. |
Yes – you get a your very own dedicated JVM Heap which equates reliability, security, and availability of your web app. |
| Ability to Start/Stop Tomcat |
No – you have to open a support ticket for our technical staff to restart tomcat. |
Yes – you can restart tomcat at anytime either via SSH or via our online web console. |
Not Applicable |
| Ability to Start/Stop JBoss |
Not Applicable |
Not Applicable |
Yes – you can Start/Stop your JBoss instance yourself. |
| Tomcat Manager/Admin |
No - you don't get access to Tomcat Manager/Admin |
Yes - you get access to Tomcat Manage/Admin |
Not Applicable |
| Easy deployment of WAR files |
No – you will have to upload your WAR and manually unpack it yourself. Tomcat’s automatic detection and unpacking of WAR files is disabled due because this is a Shared Tomcat environment. |
Yes – you can deploy your WAR files via Tomcat Manager, SSH or simply upload it and Tomcat automatically detects and unpacks it. |
Yes – you can easily deploy your WAR in JBoss by uploading it to the server. |
| Ability to install different software versions of JDK, Tomcat, JBoss, etc. |
No – since it’s a shared tomcat environment, you’re bound by the shared tomcat version available which is version 5.5.x and JDK 1.5/1.6 |
Yes – you can have custom versions installed for you. |
Yes – you can have custom versions installed for you. |
| High Availability |
Shared Tomcat hosting is not reliable is high availability is of great important to you. This is because Shared Tomcats are constantly restarted by customer requests, or recycle when one app is using so much resources, so we don’t recommend it for serious java web application hosting. |
Yes – since you’re the only one on this Private Tomcat, you don’t have to worry about others’ applications causing problems. |
Yes – since you’re the only one on this Private JBoss, you don’t have to worry about others’ applications causing problems. |
| Ability to increase JVM Heap size |
No – with shared tomcat you cannot increase your JVM heap size since you’re on a shared JVM heap |
Yes – you can request additional JVM heap increase. |
Yes – you can request additional JVM heap increase. |
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