This product has charges associated with it for the build, maintenance, and support of the Amazon Machine Image (AMI). WildFly is a flexible, lightweight, and modular server for building and deploying Java enterprise applications. Java EE-certified application server that helps developers build enterprise-grade applications. WildFly is designed to make large-scale deployments simple and efficient, and it can be used for both development and production purposes. WildFly is a powerful server. Hence, it is good for large and complex applications. It can also run on different devices.
This is a repackaged open-source software product wherein additional charges apply for support and for providing it in a simple consumable AMI. WiIdFly is a lightweight, flexible, and managed runtime that can run on multiple platforms and supports the latest Java standards and APIs. It is designed to make large-scale deployments simple and efficient. WildFly is a powerful server. Hence, it is good for large and complex applications. It can also run on different devices. Stateless administration console, Starts instantly and requires zero memory on the server. Modular and extensible architecture allows developers to create custom configurations.
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You pay by the hour for this WildFly application server running on Windows 2022, with 24/7 support included. Pricing scales by the AWS EC2 instance size you launch. The seven options span burstable instances (t3.nano, t3.small, t3.medium, t3.large) sized for lighter or variable workloads, and general-purpose instances (m7a.medium, m7i.large, m6a.large) sized for steadier compute needs. Larger instances carry more CPU and memory, so their hourly rate is higher. You choose the instance that fits your workload, and software charges accrue only while the instance runs.
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What am I actually paying for with each hourly instance rate?
You pay a software charge for the WildFly application server image, billed per hour the instance runs. This covers a hardened, pre-packaged image kept updated for security, plus 24/7 support. The rate varies by the EC2 instance size you launch, since larger instances carry more CPU and memory.
Am I charged the hourly software fee when my instance is stopped?
The software fee meters running time only, so a fully stopped instance stops accruing hourly software charges. Stopped instances may still incur separate AWS storage fees for attached volumes. When you restart the instance, hourly software charges resume for the running hours.
How do I switch to a different instance size if my workload grows?
Each instance size is a separate hourly rate you select at launch. To move between the burstable options (t3.nano through t3.large) or general-purpose options (m7a.medium, m7i.large, m6a.large), you launch a new instance of that size. Charges then accrue at that instance's hourly rate.
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This product has charges associated with it for hardening, security configuration, and support.
WildFly is an open-source Jakarta EE 10 application server (Java) for deploying WAR and EAR applications, with servlets, JAX-RS, CDI, JPA/Hibernate, messaging, and a web management console and CLI. Unlike bare WildFly AMIs that bind the application and management ports to every interface, ship no management user, and serve no TLS, this Lynxroute build is ready out of the box: a random management admin password generated at first boot, an nginx TLS perimeter on 443, the application (8080) and management (9990) ports bound to localhost, UFW firewall pre-configured, and a CIS Level 1 hardened Ubuntu 24.04 LTS base.
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This product has charges associated with it for seller support. WildFly is an open source Java application server developed by Red Hat that is used to build, deploy, and manage enterprise applications.
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