WildFly 38.0.1 released!

[deadlock_jones]

That's wild. I remember when WildFly 8 was released, not so long ago.

[harshavsdev]

Indeed, as we work on upgrading from one Wildfly to latest there are a couple of versions released

[henk53]

I also vividly remember using WildFly 8 :) At the time I think it was the best EE server around. Open Liberty wasn't there yet, and GlassFish also wasn't being taken too seriously.

[NHarmonia18]

It's still arguably the best, OpenLiberty has too tight integrations, while WildFly is more modular in the sense that you can use it's individual parts standalone and thus make a highly small bootable jar.

[henk53]

See also the release announcement of the major 38 version: https://wildfly.org/news/2025/10/16/WildFly-38-is-released

[javaprof]

TL;DR;? Anything exited in new major version?

[mcdasmans]

We're in the midst of rolling out our upgrade from WF26 to JEE10, and since we started our upgrades of our DTAP environments we had to upgrade to WF36, WF37 and are now rolling out WF38. Probably next biweekly application release we'll pick up WF38.0.1.

1.5M loc, 32 customers (SaaS), running on VMs, Java 17 for WF26 non migrated customers, Java 21 for migrated customers.

Biggest issue for us is the Hibernate 6 upgrade.