Fully Automate Your Java Deployments Using Ansible
summary
Shows how Ansible and Red Hat Ansible Collections install and configure WildFly/EAP from a bare RHEL VM or container, register to Red Customer Portal, download and apply patches and end up running EAP 7.4.13 as a systemd service. Playbooks push app WARs, create JDBC datasources and messaging queues from YAML templates, restart only when templates change, and demonstrate idempotency and YAML subsystem templating so deployments are repeatable and patchable.
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chapters (18)
- 0:00Introduction
- 2:28Agenda
- 2:55Perfect World
- 10:35Example
- 12:15Whats needed
- 12:48The Java part
- 13:42The Playbook
- 14:46App Deployment
- 15:23Template
- 16:25Context
- 19:39Demo
- 21:38Installation
- 22:43Playbook
- 24:45Run Playbook
- 29:19Independency
- 31:31Change template
- 33:59Testing
- 36:36Questions
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