Choose the right server for your Java EE application. Learn how to evaluate, install, and set up the most popular app servers for Java EE: Tomcat, WebLogic, WildFly, and Payara.
Overview
Syllabus
Introduction
- Configure application servers with Java EE
- Install the database
- Tomcat and TomEE differences
- Install and set up Tomcat
- Tomcat web console
- Deploy WAR files in Tomcat
- Add database drivers in Tomcat
- Address missing JEE capabilities
- Tomcat clustering
- Pros and cons of Tomcat and TomEE
- WebLogic overview
- Install and set up WebLogic
- WebLogic web console
- Deploy WAR files in WebLogic
- Identify MySQL issue
- Prepare MySQL driver
- Test the MySQL data source
- WebLogic clustering and configuration
- WebLogic pros and cons
- JBoss versus WildFly
- Install and set up WildFly
- WildFly web console
- Deploy WAR files in WildFly
- Add database drivers in WildFly
- Deploy datasource to domain
- Pitfalls of standalone clustering
- Domain mode clustering in WildFly
- WildFly pros and cons
- Payara versus GlassFish
- Install and configure Payara
- Payara web console
- Deploy WAR files in Payara
- Payara database configurations
- Payara clusters
- Prepare a remote instance
- Configure the remote instance
- Payara pros and cons
- Next steps
Taught by
Michael D. Rodgers, Jr
