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		By: Sloane		</title>
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					<description><![CDATA[Thanks for this insightful article! Using &lt;strong&gt;Jetty&lt;/strong&gt; in mission-critical production environments makes a lot of sense because of its lightweight architecture, fast startup times, and high scalability. Unlike heavier application servers, Jetty provides a simple and flexible servlet container that can easily embed into applications and support asynchronous processing — which improves performance for high-throughput and low-latency services. The blog’s discussion on configuration best practices and how to optimize Jetty for production workloads is especially helpful for teams evaluating alternatives to traditional servers like Tomcat or JBoss. For any organization building modern microservices or event-driven applications, Jetty offers a robust and efficient solution worth considering.]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>Thanks for this insightful article! Using <strong>Jetty</strong> in mission-critical production environments makes a lot of sense because of its lightweight architecture, fast startup times, and high scalability. Unlike heavier application servers, Jetty provides a simple and flexible servlet container that can easily embed into applications and support asynchronous processing — which improves performance for high-throughput and low-latency services. The blog’s discussion on configuration best practices and how to optimize Jetty for production workloads is especially helpful for teams evaluating alternatives to traditional servers like Tomcat or JBoss. For any organization building modern microservices or event-driven applications, Jetty offers a robust and efficient solution worth considering.</p>
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