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The Resource Hands-On Cloud Development with WildFly : Develop, deploy, and configure cloud-based, enterprise Java applications with WildFly Swarm and OpenShift, Tomasz Adamski

Hands-On Cloud Development with WildFly : Develop, deploy, and configure cloud-based, enterprise Java applications with WildFly Swarm and OpenShift, Tomasz Adamski

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If you want to develop faster and smarter cloud application, then WildFly is at your rescue. The book will teach you how to use WildFly Swarm and OpenShift to develop and deploy your applications in cloud environment emphasizing the benefits of those solutions: right-sizing the application, easy development and release process, on-demand ..
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eng
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1 online resource (310 pages)
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Table of ContentsJava EE and cloud developmentGetting familiar with WildFly SwarmRight-size your applicationsTuning the Configuration of your ServicesTesting your Services with ArquillianDeploying Applications on the Cloud with OpenShiftConfiguring Persistent Storage for your Applications Scaling and Connecting your ServicesConfiguring continuous Integration using JenkinsProviding Security using Keycloak Adding Resilience using HystrixSummary and future
Contents
  • Cover; Title Page; Copyright and Credits; PacktPub.com; Contributors; Table of Contents; Preface; Chapter 1: Java EE and Modern Architectural Methodologies; Java EE; Java Community Process; The basic architecture of Java EE applications; The scope of the Java EE standard; Implementation of Java EE standard; Current development trends; Cloud computing; Microservices; Advantages of implementing microservices; Challenges of implementing microservices; When to adopt the microservice architecture; Microservices and the cloud; Java EE microservices; The goal of the book; The pet store application
  • The technologies usedSummary; Further reading; Chapter 2: Getting Familiar with WildFly Swarm; Introducing WildFly; Performance; Extensible nature; Deployment model; Meet WildFly Swarm; Java EE application; Adapting to WildFly Swarm; Does it really work?; What has just happened here?; Summary; Further reading; Chapter 3: Right-Sizing Your Services; Catalog service; Draft version; Fractions; Fraction detection; Fraction detection mode; Thin and hollow JARs; Using hollow JARs; Using thin JARs; Summary; Chapter 4: Tuning the Configuration of Your Services; Modifying Swarm configuration
  • System propertiesImplementing your own main class; The Swarm class; Providing the configuration; Using your own main along with properties; Java API; Modifying your archive; The ShrinkWrap API; Obtaining the default archive; Swarm ShrinkWrap extensions; JARArchive; WARArchive; JAXRSArchive; XML configuration; YAML configuration; Project stages; YAML database configuration; Mixing the configurations; Summary; Further reading; Chapter 5: Testing Your Services with Arquillian; Introducing Arquillian; Testing Swarm microservices with Arquillian; The default deployment; Swarm configuration
  • Testing from a standalone clientSummary; Further reading; Chapter 6: Deploying Applications on the Cloud with OpenShift; Cloud computing; The cloud infrastructure deployment model; The public cloud; The private cloud; The hybrid cloud; The service model; Infrastructure as a Service; Platform as a Service; Software as a Service; The OpenShift architecture; Containerization; Virtualization; Containers; Kernel isolation tools; Namespaces; cgroups; The Docker implementation of containers; Images and containers; Docker registries; Docker wrap-up; Orchestrating Docker; Kubernetes
  • Nodes and master servicesVolumes; Pods; Deployments; Services; Labels; Benefits; OpenShift; The build infrastructure; Management of projects and users; Minishift; Installation; Starting the cluster; Web console; YAML notation; CLI; Catalog-service on the OpenShift example; Summary; Further reading; Chapter 7: Configuring Storage for Your Applications; OpenShift storage concepts; Volumes; Empty directory; Host path; Remote filesystems; PersistentVolume and PersistentVolumeClaims; The catalog-service with database; Configuring PostgreSQL database; Inspecting the volumes
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9781787283800
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Hands-On Cloud Development with WildFly : Develop, deploy, and configure cloud-based, enterprise Java applications with WildFly Swarm and OpenShift
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Hands-On Cloud Development with WildFly
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Develop, deploy, and configure cloud-based, enterprise Java applications with WildFly Swarm and OpenShift
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Tomasz Adamski
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Language
eng
Summary
If you want to develop faster and smarter cloud application, then WildFly is at your rescue. The book will teach you how to use WildFly Swarm and OpenShift to develop and deploy your applications in cloud environment emphasizing the benefits of those solutions: right-sizing the application, easy development and release process, on-demand ..
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Adamski, Tomasz
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004.6782
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QA76.585
LC item number
.A336 2018eb
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  • Cloud computing
  • Application software
  • Java
  • Computers
  • Computers
  • Internet: general works
  • Programming & scripting languages: general
  • Computers
  • Computer programming
  • Application software
  • Cloud computing
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Hands-On Cloud Development with WildFly : Develop, deploy, and configure cloud-based, enterprise Java applications with WildFly Swarm and OpenShift, Tomasz Adamski
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Table of ContentsJava EE and cloud developmentGetting familiar with WildFly SwarmRight-size your applicationsTuning the Configuration of your ServicesTesting your Services with ArquillianDeploying Applications on the Cloud with OpenShiftConfiguring Persistent Storage for your Applications Scaling and Connecting your ServicesConfiguring continuous Integration using JenkinsProviding Security using Keycloak Adding Resilience using HystrixSummary and future
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Contents
  • Cover; Title Page; Copyright and Credits; PacktPub.com; Contributors; Table of Contents; Preface; Chapter 1: Java EE and Modern Architectural Methodologies; Java EE; Java Community Process; The basic architecture of Java EE applications; The scope of the Java EE standard; Implementation of Java EE standard; Current development trends; Cloud computing; Microservices; Advantages of implementing microservices; Challenges of implementing microservices; When to adopt the microservice architecture; Microservices and the cloud; Java EE microservices; The goal of the book; The pet store application
  • The technologies usedSummary; Further reading; Chapter 2: Getting Familiar with WildFly Swarm; Introducing WildFly; Performance; Extensible nature; Deployment model; Meet WildFly Swarm; Java EE application; Adapting to WildFly Swarm; Does it really work?; What has just happened here?; Summary; Further reading; Chapter 3: Right-Sizing Your Services; Catalog service; Draft version; Fractions; Fraction detection; Fraction detection mode; Thin and hollow JARs; Using hollow JARs; Using thin JARs; Summary; Chapter 4: Tuning the Configuration of Your Services; Modifying Swarm configuration
  • System propertiesImplementing your own main class; The Swarm class; Providing the configuration; Using your own main along with properties; Java API; Modifying your archive; The ShrinkWrap API; Obtaining the default archive; Swarm ShrinkWrap extensions; JARArchive; WARArchive; JAXRSArchive; XML configuration; YAML configuration; Project stages; YAML database configuration; Mixing the configurations; Summary; Further reading; Chapter 5: Testing Your Services with Arquillian; Introducing Arquillian; Testing Swarm microservices with Arquillian; The default deployment; Swarm configuration
  • Testing from a standalone clientSummary; Further reading; Chapter 6: Deploying Applications on the Cloud with OpenShift; Cloud computing; The cloud infrastructure deployment model; The public cloud; The private cloud; The hybrid cloud; The service model; Infrastructure as a Service; Platform as a Service; Software as a Service; The OpenShift architecture; Containerization; Virtualization; Containers; Kernel isolation tools; Namespaces; cgroups; The Docker implementation of containers; Images and containers; Docker registries; Docker wrap-up; Orchestrating Docker; Kubernetes
  • Nodes and master servicesVolumes; Pods; Deployments; Services; Labels; Benefits; OpenShift; The build infrastructure; Management of projects and users; Minishift; Installation; Starting the cluster; Web console; YAML notation; CLI; Catalog-service on the OpenShift example; Summary; Further reading; Chapter 7: Configuring Storage for Your Applications; OpenShift storage concepts; Volumes; Empty directory; Host path; Remote filesystems; PersistentVolume and PersistentVolumeClaims; The catalog-service with database; Configuring PostgreSQL database; Inspecting the volumes
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1032136461
Extent
1 online resource (310 pages)
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online
Isbn
9781787283800
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computer
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rdamedia
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9781786462374
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(OCoLC)1032136461
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Hands-On Cloud Development with WildFly : Develop, deploy, and configure cloud-based, enterprise Java applications with WildFly Swarm and OpenShift, Tomasz Adamski
Publication
Note
Table of ContentsJava EE and cloud developmentGetting familiar with WildFly SwarmRight-size your applicationsTuning the Configuration of your ServicesTesting your Services with ArquillianDeploying Applications on the Cloud with OpenShiftConfiguring Persistent Storage for your Applications Scaling and Connecting your ServicesConfiguring continuous Integration using JenkinsProviding Security using Keycloak Adding Resilience using HystrixSummary and future
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online resource
Carrier category code
  • cr
Carrier MARC source
rdacarrier
Content category
text
Content type code
  • txt
Content type MARC source
rdacontent
Contents
  • Cover; Title Page; Copyright and Credits; PacktPub.com; Contributors; Table of Contents; Preface; Chapter 1: Java EE and Modern Architectural Methodologies; Java EE; Java Community Process; The basic architecture of Java EE applications; The scope of the Java EE standard; Implementation of Java EE standard; Current development trends; Cloud computing; Microservices; Advantages of implementing microservices; Challenges of implementing microservices; When to adopt the microservice architecture; Microservices and the cloud; Java EE microservices; The goal of the book; The pet store application
  • The technologies usedSummary; Further reading; Chapter 2: Getting Familiar with WildFly Swarm; Introducing WildFly; Performance; Extensible nature; Deployment model; Meet WildFly Swarm; Java EE application; Adapting to WildFly Swarm; Does it really work?; What has just happened here?; Summary; Further reading; Chapter 3: Right-Sizing Your Services; Catalog service; Draft version; Fractions; Fraction detection; Fraction detection mode; Thin and hollow JARs; Using hollow JARs; Using thin JARs; Summary; Chapter 4: Tuning the Configuration of Your Services; Modifying Swarm configuration
  • System propertiesImplementing your own main class; The Swarm class; Providing the configuration; Using your own main along with properties; Java API; Modifying your archive; The ShrinkWrap API; Obtaining the default archive; Swarm ShrinkWrap extensions; JARArchive; WARArchive; JAXRSArchive; XML configuration; YAML configuration; Project stages; YAML database configuration; Mixing the configurations; Summary; Further reading; Chapter 5: Testing Your Services with Arquillian; Introducing Arquillian; Testing Swarm microservices with Arquillian; The default deployment; Swarm configuration
  • Testing from a standalone clientSummary; Further reading; Chapter 6: Deploying Applications on the Cloud with OpenShift; Cloud computing; The cloud infrastructure deployment model; The public cloud; The private cloud; The hybrid cloud; The service model; Infrastructure as a Service; Platform as a Service; Software as a Service; The OpenShift architecture; Containerization; Virtualization; Containers; Kernel isolation tools; Namespaces; cgroups; The Docker implementation of containers; Images and containers; Docker registries; Docker wrap-up; Orchestrating Docker; Kubernetes
  • Nodes and master servicesVolumes; Pods; Deployments; Services; Labels; Benefits; OpenShift; The build infrastructure; Management of projects and users; Minishift; Installation; Starting the cluster; Web console; YAML notation; CLI; Catalog-service on the OpenShift example; Summary; Further reading; Chapter 7: Configuring Storage for Your Applications; OpenShift storage concepts; Volumes; Empty directory; Host path; Remote filesystems; PersistentVolume and PersistentVolumeClaims; The catalog-service with database; Configuring PostgreSQL database; Inspecting the volumes
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1032136461
Extent
1 online resource (310 pages)
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online
Isbn
9781787283800
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computer
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  • c
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9781786462374
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  • 9781787283800
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(OCoLC)1032136461

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