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We pay around $200,000 annually. The price of this product is higher than that of competitors. I don't remember the price, but there are no additional costs. More IBM WebSphere Application Server Pricing and Cost Advice » | Information Not Available |
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Views 5,324 Comparisons 4,359 Reviews 6 Average Words per Review 366 Avg. Rating 7.8 | Views 774 Comparisons 748 Reviews 0 Average Words per Review 0 Avg. Rating N/A |
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| WebSphere Application Server | |
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Overview | |
| IBM WebSphere Application Server provides a range of flexible, secure, Java EE 7 runtime environments available on premises or across any public, private or hybrid cloud. | The Java HotSpot Virtual Machine is a core component of the Java SE platform. It implements the Java Virtual Machine Specification, and is delivered as a shared library in the Java Runtime Environment. As the Java bytecode execution engine, it provides Java runtime facilities, such as thread and object synchronization, on a variety of operating systems and architectures. It includes dynamic compilers that adaptively compile Java bytecodes into optimized machine instructions and efficiently manages the Java heap using garbage collectors, optimized for both low pause time and throughput. It provides data and information to profiling, monitoring and debugging tools and applications. |
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Sample Customers | |
| TalkTalk, Property management group, E.SUN Bank, Ohio National Financial Services, Aviarc, Cincom Systems, FJA-US, D+H, Staples, Michigan Municipal League | Tridium Inc. |
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Government29% Manufacturing Company29% Financial Services Firm14% Healthcare Company14% Computer Software Company45% Comms Service Provider15% Government8% Media Company5% | No Data Available |
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IBM WebSphere Application Server is ranked 6th in Application Infrastructure with 7 reviews while Oracle Hotspot is ranked 20th in Application Infrastructure. IBM WebSphere Application Server is rated 7.8, while Oracle Hotspot is rated 0. The top reviewer of IBM WebSphere Application Server writes "Valuable connection management and scalability but is quite expensive". On the other hand, IBM WebSphere Application Server is most compared with JBoss, Tomcat, IBM BPM, Oracle WebLogic Server and IIS, whereas Oracle Hotspot is most compared with Azul Zing and Azul Zulu.
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