Oracle WebLogic Application Server
July 11, 2016
Oracle WebLogic Application Server
Score 8 out of 10
Vetted Review
Verified User
Overall Satisfaction with Oracle WebLogic Application Server
I used it in my internship. We used Oracle WebLogic Application Server (OWAS) in the IT department for easier manageability and performance.
Pros
- Manageability - high % less time & effort with administration.
- Deployment & scalability - less effort & time in deployment/production scaling.
- Performance - better performance in application server, even in production environments.
- Clustering is supported for all the basic APIs.
- Deployment can be done in multiple ways
Cons
- Farming feature - being able to hot-deploy on one machine will cause that component to be hot-deployed on all instances within the cluster.
- Cost.
- Vertical scaling - if CPUs are added, cost per CPU has to be paid extra.
- Administration and Configuration maintenance can be done through a UI and hence might ease the administrator’s task thus reduces the amount of time spent on learning how to use the program itself.
- Performance - much faster and able to get work done faster.
- JBoss
Weblogic is better than JBoss in many way such as:
JBoss does not support JMS clustering and performance in production environments is not great at all.
- being able to deploy in multiple ways
- clustering is supported for all of basic APIs and even JMS is also supported which is advantageous for high-availability
- performance is great even in production environments
- very easy to use, simple user-interface
JBoss does not support JMS clustering and performance in production environments is not great at all.
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