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I understand from my Linux hosting provider that Tomcat support is ENDING: "cpanel already removed tomcat support from easyapache4, easyapache3 will end its life on jan 2018." WTF?

My goal is to now find a good hosting company that will continue to support Tomcat sites. Setting up Tomcat is one thing, but configuring it with Apache is painful and I don't want to become a Linux admin just to host sites. Currently, setting up a new Tomcat site with easyApache is more or less turnkey.

Yikes...What to do???

TIA

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