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I would like to know if Java with Primefaces and its managed Beans work well in the cloud, I mean, my question is whether this architecture supports working in the cloud to build a web system with acceptable performance since many times a screen made in JSF using Primefaces calls several times a Java method during a page request (something I don’t quite understand either), another thing: given that cloud systems must possess the property of being absolutely stateless, I think it would be necessary in this case to use the correct @Requestscoped scope? but one thing that makes me uneasy is if the first faces themselves using the managed Beans don’t make use of any process 'under the table' that would maintain a state control on the server side which would totally invalidate the idea of being session-free, Could someone with a good knowledge of this kind of architecture help me? I thank from now on to those who can help, I know I may be being a little confused in the formulation of the questions but it was the best way I could find to express myself, feel free to replicate if I need to be more specific.
Thank you!!