Hi all, while I haven't looked at Galleon yet, we now have guidelines for Hibernate users wishing to run the very latest Hibernate ORM (Search, OGM) on WildFly: - https://docs.jboss.org/hibernate/orm/5.3/topical/html_single/wildfly/Wild... Some personal thoughts: - the feature packs are awesome - having slots (and multiple conflicting versions / layers) is extremely useful and an advantage over Jigsaw which I hope we'll keep having - it's striking how much Gradle is easier, faster, and more powerful than Maven: see my examples as I've included fully runnable Gradle build scripts. Please don't neglect Gradle's needs and users as it's thriwing in other communities, while it feels a like second class citizen in the WildFly ecosystem. I've done my part by creating the Gradle WildFly Provisioning plugin mentioned in the docs but I'd like to see more of such things :) # Many feature packs! We created lots of feature packs in the Hibernate community; on top of the Hibernate ORM pack you can find: Hibernate Search has been split in 5 fine-grained packs: - https://docs.jboss.org/hibernate/search/5.10/reference/en-US/html_single/... We also separated into independently released packs some of the dependencies which people might want to use w/o necessarily pulling in Hibernate bits: Elasticsearch client drivers: - https://github.com/hibernate/elasticsearch-client-jbossmodules Extensions to the Elasticsearch integration which are specific for AWS security requirements: - https://github.com/hibernate/aws-v4-signer-java-jbossmodules GSON packaged for WildFly: - https://github.com/hibernate/gson-jbossmodules Lucene, packaged for WildFly: - https://github.com/hibernate/lucene-jbossmodules Hibernate OGM is releasing soon as well and will double this list: one pack for the main artifact plus one for each NoSQL technology's driver and dialects. # What's next? Many of the above backs just require wildfly-core, yet Hibernate ORM requires the "full server" as we need various subsystems such as JTA and Datasources. I hope you'll all make these fine-grained so that in the near future the Hibernate ORM feature pack could declare a smaller dependency set? Also I'm looking forward to suggestions on what we need to do to get these e.g. in some kind of catalogue / repository - I'm understanding Galleon would be able to help with discovery? Thanks, Sanne