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Claims Java EE maps well to microservices because of its thin WAR deployment and separation of business logic from infrastructure, enabling deployment in ~1 second when emulating the cloud with a private Docker registry. Java EE 7/8/6 are production ready, MicroProfile is useful to bundle nonstandard dependencies into a hollow jar for sites like CERN, and benchmarked runs show no performance difference between MicroProfile builds and stock application servers, so choose stock servers for support.

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