Red Hat JBoss Application Administration I

Course Code: 2631

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Overview

This course provides hands-on experience to participants for learning essential, real-world tasks to effectively deploy and manage applications on JBoss EAP. During the course, participants will learn to manage JBoss EAP 7 in both standalone mode and a managed domain with both the EAP CLI and web console.

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Course Delivery

This course is available in the following formats:

Live Classroom
Duration: 5 days

Live Virtual Classroom
Duration: 5 days

What You'll learn

Installing and run JBoss EAP 7 in standalone mode and domain mode
Configuring a domain
Deploying applications to JBoss EAP 7
Configuring the datasource subsystem
Configuring Java™ Message Service (JMS) and HornetQ
Configuring the logging subsystem
Configuring the web subsystem
Implementing application security in JBoss EAP 7
Configuring the batch subsystem
An introduction to clustering

Outline

Module 1: Overview of JBoss Enterprise Application Platform (JBoss EAP)

Learn the concepts and terminology of JBoss EAP 7
Install and run a JBoss EAP instance
Understand extensions, profiles, and subsystems

Module 2: Configure JBoss EAP in standalone mode

Run and configure JBoss EAP in standalone mode
Configure interfaces and socket binding groups

Module 3: Script, configure and deploy applications

Configure JBoss EAP with command line interface
Deploying applications in standalone mode

Module 4: Configure JBoss Enterprise Application Platform as a managed domain

Run JBoss EAP as a managed domain
Assign a domain controller
Configure a host controller and domain controller

Module 5: Configure servers in a managed domain

Manage domain server architecture
Configure servers and server groups

Module 6: Configure datasources

Explore the datasource subsystem and configure JDBC drivers, datasources, and an XA datasource

Module 7: Configure the logging subsystem

Configure loggers and logging handlers

Module 8: Configure the messaging subsystem

Explore the messaging subsystem
Configure messaging resources, journals, and other settings

Module 9: Secure JBoss EAP

Configure a database security realm, an LDAP security realm, and password vault
Secure a JMS Destination

Module 10: Configure the Java Virtual Machine (JVM)

Configure the JVM in standalone mode and in a managed domain

Module 11: Configure the web subsystem

Explore and configure the features of the web subsystem

Module 12: Deploy clustered applications

Explore clustered applications
Configure subsystems that support clustered applications and configure load balancing
Deploy HA Singleton applications

Module 13: Configure the batch subsystem

Explore and configure batch jobs and batch subsystem

Module 14: Discover new features in JBoss EAP 7

Explore the new features in JBoss EAP 7
Migrate JBoss EAP 6 applications to JBoss EAP 7

Module 15: Comprehensive Review

Review the tasks in the course

Prerequisites

To attend this course, participants need to have experience with system administration on Microsoft Windows, UNIX, or Linux® operating systems, and an understanding of hardware and networking.

No prior knowledge of Java, scripting, or JBoss Developer Studio is required.

Who Should Attend

The course is designed for system administrators who are either new to Red Hat JBoss or have experience with Red Hat JBoss Enterprise Application Platform 6.

This course is highly recommended for:

System administrators
Technical support engineers
Solutions architects
Application developers
Deployment managers
System architects
Quality assurance engineers

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Certification

The course helps participants prepare for the Red Hat Certified JBoss Administration (RHCJA) certification examination.

Red Hat recommends that participants earn Red Hat Certified System Administrator (RHCSA) or Red Hat Certified Engineer (RHCE) before attempting this exam, but neither is required.

An understanding of core concepts in Java Enterprise Edition is useful, but participants do not need to be developers nor does this exam involve application development tasks.

During the examination, participants perform a number of routine system administration tasks and are evaluated on whether they have met specific objective criteria.