JBoss Application Server Administration Course Overview This JBoss Application Server Administration course teaches the core skills needed to install and manage the JBoss Application Server up to WildFly version 21,equivalent to JBoss EAP version 7.3
Course overview:
As well as configuring the JBoss Application Server,this hands-on course shows delegates how to deploy and monitor Java Enterprise Edition and web applications. Delegates will also configure various JBoss subsystems such as logging,data sources and messaging,and investigate tuning and high availability concepts such as clustering and load balancing. Exercises and examples are used throughout the course to give practical hands-on experience with the techniques covered.
Course content:
JBoss Application Server Administration Training Course Course Contents – DAY 1 Course Introduction • Administration and Course Materials Session 1: INTRODUCTION TO JBOSS • The Application Server Environment • Aspects of JBoss • WildFly and Enterprise Editions • JBoss Component Tour Session 2: INSTALLATING JBOSS • Installation Options • Installing Java • Installing the JBoss Application Server Session 3: JAVA ENTERPRISE EDITION ARCHITECTURE • Java Enterprise Edition (JEE) Applications • Web Components • Business Components • Web Services • JBoss and Middle Tier Architecture Session 4: ADMINISTRATIVE TOOLS • Using the Command Line Interface (CLI) • Using the Web Admin Console • Scripting Tasks with CLI • JBoss and JMX JBoss Application Server Administration Training Course Course Contents – DAY 2 Session 5: CONFIGURATION IN STANDALONE MODE • Configuring JBoss for Standalone Mode • The standalone.xml Configuration File • The Standalone Mode Directory Structure Session 6: CONFIGURATION IN DOMAIN MODE • Configuring JBoss for domain mode • The domain.xml and host.xml Configuration Files • Domain Controllers and Host Controllers • Using Server Groups Session 7: MANAGING THE APPLICATION SERVER • Starting and Stopping JBoss Instances • Instance Life Cycle in Standalone Mode • Instance Life Cycle in Domain Mode • Backup and Recovery Options Session 8: WORKING WITH LOGS • Configuring and Using the Logging Subsystem • Configuring the Built-in Handlers JBoss Application Server Administration Training Course Course Contents – DAY 3 Session 9: DEPLOYING APPLICATIONS • WAR Files,EAR Files and Deployment Descriptors • Standalone Mode Deployment • Domain Mode Deployment • Server Group Deployment • Deploying with CLI • Deploying with Web Admin Console Session 10: DEFINING DATASOURCES • Communicating with databases • JDBC Drivers • Defining a Datasource • Database Connection Pooling Session 11: JMS MESSAGING • Introduction to JMS • JBoss Messaging • Configuring Connection Factories,Topics and Queues JBoss Application Server Administration Training Course Course Contents – DAY 4 Session 12: WEB TIER CONFIGURATION • JBoss Web Configuration • Web Deployment Descriptors • Web Connectors • Configuring Apache Servers • Web Services and JAX-WS Session 13: BATCH PROCESSING • JEE Batch Applications • The Batch Subsystem • Configuring Batch Jobs Session 14: CLUSTERING • High Availability Solutions • JBoss Clustering • Load Balancing Configuration • Standalone and Domain Mode Clusters Session 15: SECURITY CONSIDERATIONS • The JBoss Security Model • Using Login Modules • Securing Web Applications and JMS Destinations • Configuring HTTPS Connectors • Using a Password Vault Session 16: PERFORMANCE TUNING • Performance Issues and Solutions • Configuring the JVM in Standalone and Domain mode • Web,JMS and EJB Tuning
Course objectives:
Course Objectives To provide the skills necessary to install,configure,manage,deploy applications to and understand the core aspects of JBoss Application Server.
Target audience:
Who will the Course Benefit? This JBoss Application Server Administration course is aimed at application server administrators. It may also benefit developers and system administrators who require a greater understanding of deployment and administration with JBoss.
Prerequisites:
Requirements Good operating system knowledge similar to the level covered on our Linux Introduction course or an equivalent Windows course is required. Whilst no prior knowledge of JBoss is required,delegates should be from a relevant technical background. Some awareness of internet architectures and protocols is assumed.