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The default language for enterprise systems that cannot afford downtime. Used across banking, insurance, and government in Australia.
Trusted by leading organisations
The default language for enterprise systems that cannot afford downtime. Used across banking, insurance, and government in Australia.
Trusted by leading organisations
Java has been the dominant enterprise language for over two decades. Most core banking and insurance platforms in Australia run on it.
Modern Java looks different from the J2EE era. Six-month release cadences bring features like virtual threads, records, and pattern matching. The challenge is not whether to use Java, but how to modernise the Java you already have.
Spring Boot is the most common framework for new Java services. Quarkus and Micronaut offer lighter alternatives for containerised workloads.
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How widely used by development teams worldwide
How well it handles growth in load and complexity
At a glance
Decompose monoliths into independently deployable services using Spring Boot and Kubernetes.
Migrate from WebSphere or JBoss to containerised services using the strangler fig pattern.
Profile and tune JVM applications for latency-sensitive workloads in trading and payments.
Core banking integrations, payment systems, and risk platforms under APRA CPS 234 governance.
Java 17 and 21 LTS, virtual threads, GraalVM native image. Not J2EE patterns from a decade ago.
Monolith decomposition behind API gateways without disrupting production traffic.
Structured logging, OpenTelemetry tracing, and SLA dashboards as part of every service.
Average engineer tenure of 4.5 years. Deep domain knowledge over raw headcount.
Profiling for low-latency trading, high-throughput batch, or sustained API serving.
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