amazon web services - JEE Container (Glassfish) and HikariCP - JNDI vs managing my own instance -
is considered bad/acceptable/good/best practice manage own instance of hikaricp connection pool, goal don't have configure jndi resources within glassfish?
some background:
my deployment environment aws's elastic beanstalk, running glassfish within docker container. have working solution generating jndi resources whe deploying in environment, makes deployment quite fragile. see following question details: how configure glassfish instance running on aws/elasticbeanstalk/docker?.
i'm quite keen rid of deployment hassles, don't know connection pooling, , hikaricp in particular. cruising bruising in direction? super simple implementation might create static variable contains connection pool.
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