So, you are a happy GlassFish user and want to show your appreciation? First option would be to become a customer but if you are in a hurry and/or are short in cash, consider joining the LinkedIn and/or FaceBook groups. Thanks for taking the time.

Arun has added three new, JRuby-based entries to our Adoption Stories. The first story is about Kenai, and is a model story for GlassFish Portfolio: Apache HTTPD Server, Memcached, MySQL, JRuby and GlassFish Server (it is also a bit recursive, as JRuby lives on Kenai). The other two stories are about LinkedIn Polls and JotBot. JotBot is unusual in that JRuby is used on both client and server side.

GlassFish now has a LinkedIn group. Thank you to Ryan for setting this up! My understanding is that all GlassFish users are welcome to join, and this includes GlassFish Portal, GlassFish ESB, Sailfin, ...

For those new to it, LinkedIn is a business-oriented social network (and thus has a slightly different goal from Facebook. If the company architecture choices are of any interest to you, I'd encourage you to read this slide deck (from this past JavaOne). No GlassFish (yet?) but a "large-scale Hudson deployment" and a claim of being 99% pure Java.