JBoss Hosting

[vbfischer]

Just wanting to get people's opinions on JBoss hosting solutions.

I'm currently using JCentric, but it has been less than reliable. I'm considering moving.

I need a solution that:

1. has ssh access.
2. has reasonably current version of JBoss (3.2.1)
3. Reliable

Opinions, suggestions would be wonderful.

[rimuhosting]

Well, since you don't seem do have gotten an impartial response, how about a partial one?

My company, http://rimuhosting.com, offers JBoss hosting. We specialize in VPS servers. Which means that you basically get root access (via SSH) to a Linux server and can install and configure whatever you need.

We have Jetty, Tomcat and Jetty/JBoss preinstalled and configured on our servers (see http://rimuhosting.com/support/jsphosting.jsp).

We use the jpackage.org distribution of JBoss, so our version is only at 3.0.6 (right now anyway). But there wouldn't be an issue with installing a newer (e.g. 3.2.2 rc). Other than perhaps having to hook up an /etc/rc.d/init.d script to stop/start the service.

FWIW, the http://rimuhosting.com website itself is running on Jetty/JBoss.

Cheers!

[carolp]

I would recommend WebAppCabaret. Lots of features
and they have the latests versions of JBoss.
There web site is located at:
http://www.webappcabaret.com

C

[alacartejava]

I am with alacarte Java Hosting (http://www.alacartejava.com) and just want everyone to know that we also offer JBoss hosting and jsp hosting at a very low price. Checkout
http://www.alacartejava.com

[julien1]

I have a VPS at jcentric, it's ok but I have issues to pay them. I paid the 2 first months and since then I have not been able to pay with my visa. They change their backend processing credit card and it refuses mines.

I may eventually consider to change.

julien