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Containers

• Geronimo
  • Geronimo 1.x
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• Glassfish
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  • Glassfish 4.x

• JBoss
  • JBoss 3.x
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  • JBoss 4.2.x
  • JBoss 5.x
  • JBoss 5.1.x
  • JBoss 6.x
  • JBoss 6.1.x
  • JBoss 7.x
  • JBoss 7.1.x

• Jetty
  • Jetty 4.x
  • Jetty 5.x
  • Jetty 6.x
  • Jetty 7.x
  • Jetty 8.x
  • Jetty 9.x

• Jo!
  • jo 1.x

• JOnAS
  • JOnAS 4.x
  • JOnAS 5.x

• JRun
  • JRun 4.x

• Orion/OC4J
  • Oc4J 9.x
  • Oc4j 10.x

• Resin
  • Resin 2.x
  • Resin 3.x
  • Resin 3.1.x
  • Resin 4.x

• Tomcat
  • Tomcat 4.x
  • Tomcat 5.x
  • Tomcat 6.x
  • Tomcat 7.x

• WebLogic
  • WebLogic 8.x
  • WebLogic 9.x
  • WebLogic 10.x
  • WebLogic 10.3.x
  • WebLogic 12.x

• WebSphere
  • WebSphere 8.5.x

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Definition

A container that is already running on some machine (local or remote)

Explanation

A remote container represents a container that is already running on some machine (local or remote). It is not under the control of Cargo and cannot be started/stopped by Cargo. The only thing Cargo can do with a remote container is deploy to it using a Remote Deployer. A remote container is always associated with a Runtime Configuration.

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