Thursday, 24 November 2016

JBOSS Online Training

JBOSS ONLINE TRAINING @ VIVANTA IT LABS
An online course designed to make you an expert in administering JBoss Server and learn all that is required to install, configure, upgrade, administer, monitor, maintenance, and security of JBoss Server and the components running inside it.
Red Hat JBoss Middleware leverages community powered enlighten innovation and standalone open source application server program. It enables single deployment platform for web applications. Hybrid connection model accelerate application development and flexible to handle client loads. It helps in memory management, achieve zero copy transfer to static content. JBoss online training teach JBOSS Tools which is a set of Eclipse plugins which will make it into JBoss Developer Studio in an umbrella project.

JBOSS ONLINE TRAINING OVERVIEW

Vivanta IT Labs  is the industry leader in JBoss online training gain the knowledge to install, configure and secure JBoss, as well as learn how to successfully deploy and monitor applications. The sessions teach each and every modules of JBoss administration for all modern versions with practical demonstration and regular exercises by real-time experts.

JBOSS TRAINING CURRICULUM

Overview of Java Enterprise Edition

What is Java EE?
Open and Standard-based
Multi-tier
Web-Enabled
Server Centric
Component-Based Distributed Architecture
Enterprise Applications
J2EE architecture and Java EE Contents and Services

Overview of JBOSS Application Server

Server JBOSS Organization
Server JBOSS AS Background
Highlights of JBOSS AS
What is new in JBOSS AS 5 and 6 ?
Server JBOSS AS Architecture
Server JBOSS Micro container Layer
Services Layer
Aspect Layer
Application Layer
Server JBOSS AS Services and Requirements

Installation and Configuration of JBOSS AS

Getting and Installing Java
Configuring Java
Getting JBOSS AS
Installing JBOSS AS 5

Server JBOSS Directory Structure

Controlling the Life-Cycle of JBOSS AS

Starting JBOSS AS
Verifying JBOSS AS Startup
Stopping JBOSS AS
Starting From a Remote Server

Deployments on JBOSS

Java EE Deployment Lifecycle
Deployment Descriptors
Deployment on JBOSS AS
Deployers on JBOSS AS
Deployment Dependencies
Hot vs. Cold Deployment
Bootstrapping JBOSS

Web Application Administration

Web Technologies
CGI vs. Servlets/JSPs
Tomcat Web Container
Tomcat’s server.xml
Tomcat’s web.xml
Session Configuration
Serving Static Content
Virtual Hosting with Tomcat
Web Access Logging

JNDI Administration

Java Naming and Directory Interface
JNDI in Java EE
JNDI on JBOSS
JMX Administration
What is JMX
Why JMX?
JMX Architecture
JMX on JBOSS AS
JMX Console
Web Console
Twiddle Tool
Server JBOSS AS Administration Console
Server JBOSS Monitoring
Monitoring with JConsole
Lab: Monitoring

Database Integration on JBOSS

Steps Involved
Resource Requirement
Install JDBC Drivers
Define a RDBMS DBCP Resource
Map our Resource
Using our DataSource (RDBMS DBCP)
Hypersonic Database
Detecting Connection Leaks
Lab: Database Connectivity

Creating Multiple Instance on Singe Machine

Security on JBOSS

Securing Applications
Authentication & Authorization
Plain-Text Login Module
Database Login Module
FORM-based Login
Configuring JBOSS AS for SSL
Creating SSL Certificates
Configure SSL Connector
Testing SSL Configuration
Requiring SSL in Apps
Lab: Application Security
Securing JBOSS AS

Performance Tuning and Troubleshooting in JBOSS

JVM
Tomcat
Log4j and other services Tuning
Slimming JBOSS
Troubleshooting the production issues w.r.t JBOSS and Web server
Taking thread dump and heap dumps to analyzing the issues

Web Server

Installation of Apache web server
Configuration of Web server
Types of virtual hosting
Overview of httpd.conf file

High Availability and Scalability on JBOSS

Requirements of Clustering: General understanding
Clustering and JBOSS
Simple Web Architecture
External Load Balancer Architecture
Smart Proxy Architecture
General configuration for the following examples
Fronting with a Web Server with Apache HTTPD
Installing and Configuring mod_jk. Simple Load Balancing
Enabling Sticky Sessions
Clustered Session Replication
Clustering Single Sign-On
Clustering with HA-JNDI

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