Deploying Using a Servlet Container
Deploying a Hilla application to a traditional servlet container, such as Tomcat or Jetty.
Deploying a Hilla application to traditional servlet containers, such as Tomcat, Jetty or any Java/Jakarta EE server, is really no different from other web applications. You just need to ensure that you use the production profile in your build in order to get optimal performance.
Follow the official documentation of your servlet container for best practices for production deployment.
Note: If you are using our Spring Boot starter, that first needs to be converted to a WAR file packaging.
Embedded Servlet Containers
As is done by default in Spring Boot applications, many servlet containers can be embedded in your application and so be packaged as executable JAR files.
Follow examples from your favorite Servlet container.