JEE Hosting Service

Question

Hello,

Can anyone recommend a JEE Hosting Service?

I'm a JEE developer who wants to throw some application experimentation stuff up online, but doesn't want to take on the responsibility of server administration and network management.

I'd like to be able to use: - JSF - Spring - Hibernate

And some sort of relational database.

I'm looking mostly for cheap and relatively maintenance free.

See also:

http://stackoverflow.com/questions/113130/where-can-i-find-cheap-java-hosting

Answer 1

Take a look at Amazon.

Answer 2

If you can avoid a full blown app server and just stick to a servlet container (Tomcat) then I'd recommend you do so. You'll have a lot bigger choice of hosts. You can still use Hibernate / Spring. I recommend you change the title of your question to Java web app hosting service.

Don't expect the < $10 / month deals you see for PHP hosting. Tomcat is going to require a decent slice of memory (depending on what you are doing).

Take a look at this question - http://stackoverflow.com/questions/113130/where-can-i-find-cheap-java-hosting

Answer 3

I've had good experience deploying a couple Java/Grails apps to Rimu, and their customer support (by email) is very responsive, knowledgeable, and helpful.

Answer 4

I too have had a great experience with rimuhosting.com. ... been using them for about 3 years now.

Excellent service and support.

Answer 5

eatj.com is another nice one. You can create a free account to tryout. If it satisfies, you can upgrade to a pay account. The free account undeploys the webapps every half a hour. The prices are very affordable.