Java EE Microservices with WildFly Swarm

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WildFly Swarm turns a traditional Java EE WAR into a self-contained runnable JAR that includes only the required fractions, demonstrated by converting a sample WAR into a 36 MB fat jar (compared to a full WildFly ~150–177 MB). The Maven/Gradle plugin auto-detects fractions or accepts manual list; configuration comes from defaults.yaml, system properties or a Java API. Integrations shown include Keycloak for auth, Consul for service registry, Ribbon + Hystrix for client load‑balancing/circuit‑breaking and Swagger for API docs; notable limits: no clustering or security manager support.

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3. 26:25Service registration
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