List of Payara Cloud Customers
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Since 2010, our global team of researchers has been studying Payara Cloud customers around the world, aggregating massive amounts of data points that form the basis of our forecast assumptions and perhaps the rise and fall of certain vendors and their products on a quarterly basis.
Each quarter our research team identifies companies that have purchased Payara Cloud for Apps Development from public (Press Releases, Customer References, Testimonials, Case Studies and Success Stories) and proprietary sources, including the customer size, industry, location, implementation status, partner involvement, LOB Key Stakeholders and related IT decision-makers contact details.
Companies using Payara Cloud for Apps Development include: BMW, a Germany based Automotive organisation with 157457 employees and revenues of $165.99 billion, Hermes-Paket-Schnell-Dienst, a Germany based Retail organisation with 6000 employees and revenues of $2.70 billion, Taiwan Rakuten Card, a Taiwan based Banking and Financial Services organisation with 40 employees and revenues of $5.0 million and many others.
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BMW | Automotive | 157457 | $166.0B | Germany | Payara | Payara Cloud | Apps Development | 2018 | n/a |
In 2018, BMW Group implemented Payara Cloud within its Apps Development environment to support Java EE application operations. The work targeted BMW Group automotive IT in Germany and focused on stabilizing production Java EE workloads while preserving standards compliance.
BMW Group migrated Java EE applications from GlassFish to Payara Server to minimize code changes, with Payara providing migration support and production stability during the transition. The implementation emphasized Payara Server runtime and platform management capabilities to maintain Jakarta/Java EE standards compliance and limit refactoring of existing application code. Module usage is inferred to include application server runtime, deployment automation, and monitoring and management capabilities consistent with Apps Development platforms.
Operational coverage centered on application operations, platform engineering, and production support teams within BMW Group automotive IT in Germany. Payara’s engagement provided migration support and production stability, enabling continuity of Java EE application operations across the Payara Cloud and Payara Server platform.
Governance and rollout emphasized platform-level operational controls and migration procedures supplied by Payara rather than extensive application redesign. Outcomes explicitly cited in Payara’s case study include maintained standards compliance and minimized code changes for BMW Group’s Java EE applications.
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Hermes-Paket-Schnell-Dienst | Retail | 6000 | $2.7B | Germany | Payara | Payara Cloud | Apps Development | 2017 | n/a |
In 2017, Hermes-Paket-Schnell-Dienst deployed Payara Cloud as part of an Apps Development initiative to run its Hermes Advanced package-scanning application. The implementation used Payara Server Enterprise as the runtime and shifted operations into the T-Systems cloud, targeting logistics and operations in Germany.
Payara Cloud provided a cloud-native application server runtime and centralized application lifecycle capabilities for the package-scanning workload. Functional capabilities implemented included the Payara Server Enterprise runtime, automated deployment and provisioning workflows, and observability instrumentation aligned with Apps Development platform practices.
Integrations centered on cloud hosting with T-Systems cloud and operational handoff to logistics and operations teams, with operational coverage focused on German sites and business-critical scanning workflows. The deployment structure emphasized managed runtime hosting and application orchestration within the cloud provider environment.
Payara Cloud and Payara Server Enterprise usage correlated with reported outcomes of approximately 30% faster performance and lower cloud operating costs for Hermes-Paket-Schnell-Dienst, improving runtime efficiency for package-scanning operations. Governance and rollout highlighted operationalization to the cloud provider and centralized management of the application runtime for ongoing operations.
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Taiwan Rakuten Card | Banking and Financial Services | 40 | $5M | Taiwan | Payara | Payara Cloud | Apps Development | 2017 | n/a |
In 2017, Taiwan Rakuten Card implemented Payara Cloud as part of its Apps Development platform, initiating a move of its customer-facing web applications onto the Payara Platform. The company migrated its customer-facing web applications to Payara Server Enterprise in October 2017 and later transitioned those workloads into a cloud-native Payara Cloud architecture.
Payara Cloud was used as the application runtime and middleware layer for web-facing payment and account services, providing a managed application server runtime, clustering and automated health management, and support for cloud-native deployment patterns. Configuration and runtime modules inferred from the Payara Platform usage include application server lifecycle management, runtime monitoring, and platform-level availability features consistent with Payara Cloud capabilities.
Operational coverage focused on customer-facing web channels within Taiwan Rakuten Cards payments and account management functions, with Payara Cloud serving as the centralized application platform for those services. The architecture emphasized a cloud-native application tier, consolidating middleware responsibilities onto Payara Cloud while aligning deployment with container friendly and platform managed runtime practices.
Governance and rollout proceeded in staged phases, beginning with Payara Server Enterprise deployment in October 2017 and evolving into a cloud-native Payara Cloud rollout, enabling centralized platform governance and runtime standardization. The implementation reported improved middleware availability, with Payara cited as delivering 99.9999 percent middleware availability.
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