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For Java hosting, JVMHost is specifically focused on Java applications and supports technologies such as Tomcat, JDK/OpenJDK, Spring, Spring Boot, JBoss, GlassFish, and Jetty. Its shared Java plans provide a dedicated JVM, while VPS options give you more control and isolation.If your application needs more resources or custom server configuration, a Java VPS is usually the better choice than shared Java hosting.For another option, you can also compare Hello Server for Java applications and VPS hosting.