Key Features
Book Description
This book is intended for middleware system administrators and Java developers, actually good Java developers, who care about architecture design and implementation. Whether you are new to WildFly, come from a previous version, such as JBoss AS 5, 6, and 7, or are an expert in it, you will be able to master both the basic and advanced features of WildFly.By the way, most of the core components of WildFly are totally new, such as its administration tool, that is, the CLI; its operational modes, which are, the standalone and domain modes; and its web server provided by Undertow, you can benefit from this book even if you have no experience in JBoss and WildFly at all.
What you will learn
- Run WildFly in both standalone and domain operational modes
- Adopt the right profile for your applications
- Configure and manage your WildFly instances with the Admin Console
- Utilize the CLI to deploy, configure, stop, and start services
- Develop HA systems with Apache HTTPD, WildFly, and ModCluster
- Assemble TCP or UDP WildFly clusters
- Deploy your application to the cloud with OpenShift Online
- Use Linux containers with Docker to ship your clean, tested, and readytouse WildFly environment
Who this book is for
This book is intended for middleware system administrators and Java developers, actually good Java developers, who care about architecture design and implementation. Whether you are new to WildFly, come from a previous version, such as JBoss AS 5, 6, and 7, or are an expert in it, you will be able to master both the basic and advanced features of WildFly.
Table of Contents
- Welcome to WildFly!
- Running WildFly in Standalone Mode
- Running WildFly in Domain Mode
- Managing the Logging Subsystem with CLI
- Managing the Datasource Subsystem with CLI
- Clustering WildFly
- Balancing WildFly
- Commanding the CLI
- Conquering the CLI
- Hardening WildFly Communication
- Hardening WildFly Configuration
- Role-based Access Control with WildFly
- Messaging with WildFly
- WildFly into the Cloud with OpenShift
- Running WildFly into Docker
- Appendix (to be uploaded as a bonus chp)
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