Introduction to WildFly application server
summary
WildFly 8 (the new name for JBoss AS) is presented as a Java EE 7 application server that includes APIs such as Batch, WebSocket, Concurrency and JMSContext. It replaces Tomcat with the Undertow web layer for lower memory use and faster I/O, centralizes management on a single admin port (9990) with a GWT web UI and role-based privileges, unifies clustering cache to one provider, and delivers patches as CLI-applied ZIP bundles; Java 8 GC flags may produce harmless warnings but core functionality works.
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chapters (12)
- 0:00Start
- 0:04CODEMOTION
- 6:52Java EE 7 Highlights
- 7:23Batch API
- 9:29Web sockets API
- 11:57JMS 2.0 API
- 15:22Undertow Web server
- 15:47Server Port Reduction
- 16:17Patching
- 20:47Role Base Access Control
- 21:59Clustering Enhancements
- 24:59WildFly books
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