JBoss-WildFly-Application-Server

JBoss WildFly Application Server Online Training Curriculum

Introduction

• History of JBOSS
• Product Understanding of JBOSS
• What's new in JBOSS??
• Java EE 7 support in JBOSS
• Understand New Runtime Features
• Release notes for JBOSS
• Certifications and Supported Standards

JBOSS WildFly Installation

• Software prerequisites
• Installing WildFly
• Understanding WildFly’s Directory Structure

Running WildFly in Standalone Mode

• Running WildFly from a custom configuration folder
• Binding WildFly onto a custom IP & Port
• Configuring multiple WildFly instances to run on the same machine with different IP or ports
• Managing applications using the deployments folder
• Connecting to the CLI & Checking the server-state via the CLI
• Deployments of an application via the CLI
• Executing commands in batch mode via the CLI
• Reloading a server configuration via the CLI
• Shutting down and restarting an instance via the CLI
• Suspending and resuming an instance via the CLI
• Backing up your configuration file via the CLI

Running WildFly in Domain Mode

• Running domain mode
• What is Domain Controller?
• What is Host Controller?
• Connecting the host controller to the domain controller
• Stopping and starting server groups via the Web Console
• Deploying and un-deploying an application to a specific server group via the CLI

Managing the Logging Subsystem with the CLI

• Creating a file-handler logging
• Creating a periodic-rotating file-handler
• Creating a size-rotating file-handler
• Defining asynchronous handlers
• Creating a sys-log-handler
• Using a different logging implementation

Managing the Data source Subsystems with the CLI

• Introduction
• Preparing a non JDBC-4 compliant driver
• Creating and removing a data source
• Checking the data source connection
• Reading the data source's statistics
• Setting a connection pool
• Creating and removing XA-Data source

Clustering WildFly [JGroups]

• Creating a cluster in standalone mode
• Creating a cluster in domain mode

Load Balancing WildFly

• Installing and configuring Apache HTTPD
• Installing and configuring module & cluster for Apache

Command Line Interface [Commanding the CLI]

• Introduction
• Invoking CLI commands
• Checking the WildFly version
• Checking WildFly operational mode
• Getting the OS & JVM Status
• Monitoring & Checking the JVM

Securing WildFly Application Server

• Securing Applications
• Securing Transportation Layer
• Securing domain and host controller communication
• Securing and protecting passwords using a vault
• Role-based Access Control with WildFly
• Managing users, groups and their role mapping

WildFly Messaging

• Introduction
• Running the messaging system using Hornet Q
• Sending and receiving messages to/from a JMS queue destination

WildFly/JVM Tools

• Profiling and sampling
• Visual VM
• Monitoring
• OS tools
• WildFly tools
• Generating load
• Apache JMeter

â–º Tuning the Java Virtual Machine

Tuning WildFly

• Tuning the Web Container in WildFly
• JMS and Hornet Q
• WildFly Clustering

â–º JBOSS Patching & Upgrades

Delivery Methodology

• We are using an experiential delivering methodology that blends theoretical concepts with hands-on practical learning to ensure a holistic understanding of the subject or course

Class Delivery

• Live Interactive classes with expert