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I am running some Liferay applications in my organization using the liferay enterprise edition. How can I move these applications to IBM Blumix. If it is possible how are the liferay enterprise licenses managed in Bluemix?
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Websphere Full/Liberty profile as Application Server for Liferay
according to what I found on Liferay documentation/user guide, Liferay is supported on Websphere 8.5 and this guide
explain how to proceed.
In the same guide I find that
Please also note that the WebSphere Application Liberty Profile is not supported by Liferay.
so, to give a complete answer to what you are looking for:
About Docker container, you could find some guides on the network, one of them is the following https://www.ibm.com/developerworks/community/blogs/devTips/entry/running_websphere_on_docker_container?lang=en
About Bluemix VM, being an openStack VM I suppose you should go on in the same way of installing WebSphere on a local VM.
Tomcat as Application Server for Liferay
Liferay is fully supported on Tomcat Application Server, which is available on Bluemix Cloud Saas on the Bluemix Runtime using the following buildpack java_buildpack with
cf push [app-name] -b java_buildpack
This buildpack provides openJDK and Tomcat as Application server
Obviously creating a Bluemix Docker Container or a VM running Tomcat as Application Server will allow to deploy Liferay on this Application Server as usual.
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