PrimeFaces 13 web application can be deployed on AWS. #4694
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NarayanaSV
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PrimeFaces is just a component library for JSF / Faces. So all your questions are actually related to the JSF Impl or to your container (EAP). We run our applications in a docker container with TomEE and clustered sessions to a memcache server. Sticky or non-sticky doesnt really matter. |
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Hi Team,
We have a web application built for internet users with the following stack:
PrimeFaces: v13
Java: 17
Application Server: JBoss EAP 8.0
Deployment Plan: Moving from On-Prem to AWS containers (Docker + orchestration like ECS/EKS)
Goal: Enable auto-scaling during peak load
Questions
Is PrimeFaces 13 compatible with containerized deployments (Docker/ECS/EKS) and auto-scaling scenarios?
Are there any known limitations or best practices when running PrimeFaces applications in containers behind a Load Balancer?
For auto-scaling, is there anything specific we should consider around:
HTTP session management (sticky sessions vs session replication vs external session store)
PrimeFaces features like file upload, WebSocket/push, view state, etc.
Any recommended configuration for running PrimeFaces apps on:
JBoss EAP 8 in containers
AWS ALB/NLB with horizontal scaling
If anyone has guidance or reference architecture suggestions for PrimeFaces apps in AWS container platforms, that would be really helpful.
Thanks in advance!
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