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    JBoss Wildfly

    Install JBoss Application Server on Linux

    Ubuntu

    Overview

    In this tutorial, we will learn the steps involved to download and install JBoss Application Server. WildFly Application Server, formerly known as JBoss, is now developed by Red Hat.

    Environment:

    Ubuntu Linux

    Java should be installed on the machine.

    https://www.testingdocs.com/install-oracle-jdk-on-ubuntu-linux/

    Download

    Navigate to the official WildFly website downloads page:

    https://www.wildfly.org/downloads/

     

    Wildfly Download Tar Linux

    Choose the tar archive file. Click on the  DOWNLOAD THE TGZ button. Save the file on to the computer.

     

    Wildfly Download Save File

    Install JBoss Application Server

    Change directory to the download path on the machine. Extract the contents of the JBoss downloaded file.

    $ sudo tar -xvf <wildfly tar file> 

    extract jboss server contents

    Move the file contents to a suitable directory like /opt.

    $ mv wildfly-24.0.1.Final /opt/wildfly

    In this case we are just removing the version info from the directory. This is optional and in general you can just move the directory as it is.

    Set JBOSS_HOME variable

    Open and edit the /etc/profile and set the JBOSS_HOME to point the JBoss install folder. In this case it is :  /opt/wildfly

    $ sudo gedit /etc/profile

    Add the JBOSS environment variable to the file and save the file.

    JBOSS_HOME=/opt/wildfly

    export $JBOSS_HOME

     

    Etc Profile Linux

    Verification

    Reload the /etc/profile and echo the JBOSS_HOME environment variable. Make sure it point the correct directory.

    $ . /etc/profile

    $ echo $JBOSS_HOME

     

    echo JBOSS_HOME Linux

    That’s it. We are done with the JBoss install steps.

    Start the Wildfly Server

    $ nohup ./standalone.sh & > nohup.out 

     

    The command starts the JBoss server that is immune to hang-up signals and runs as a background process. The verbose output would be appended to nohup.out file.

     

    nohup JBOSS server start

    To view the nohup.out file. Issue the following command.

    $ tail -f nohup.out

    Verify Wildfly Server Instance

    Open the browser navigate to the default server page. If there are no server errors during the boot process, the server page should be displayed.

    http://127.0.0.1:8080

    WilfFly Application Server Running

     

    That’s it. We are done with the JBoss server install on Ubuntu Linux.

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