JBoss (WildFly) Tutorials
In this tutorials, you will learn about JBoss/ WildFly Tutorials.
Introduction to JBoss (WildFly)
JBoss, now known as WildFly, is a lightweight, fast, and powerful open-source application server developed by Red Hat. It is used to deploy and manage Java EE (Jakarta EE) applications.
What is JBoss?
JBoss is an application server that implements Java Enterprise Edition specifications. It provides a runtime environment for enterprise-level applications, including web services, EJBs, servlets, and more.
JBoss vs WildFly
Originally called JBoss AS (Application Server), the project was renamed to WildFly after version 7. However, Red Hat still maintains a commercial version called JBoss EAP (Enterprise Application Platform).
| JBoss AS / WildFly | JBoss EAP |
|---|---|
| Community Edition (Free) | Enterprise Edition (Paid Support) |
| Cutting-edge features | Stability and long-term support |
| Faster release cycle | Certified and production-ready |
Features
- Lightweight and modular architecture
- Support for Java EE / Jakarta EE standards
- Fast startup time and high performance
- Web-based admin console and CLI management
- Domain and standalone modes
- Built-in support for clustering and load balancing
Use Cases of JBoss
- Enterprise application development
- Deployment of microservices
- Integration with DevOps and CI/CD pipelines
- Secure, scalable backend for web apps
Why Learn JBoss?
JBoss is widely used in enterprise environments. Learning how to install, configure, and manage JBoss equips you with essential skills in server administration, Java EE development, and cloud-native deployment.
Install JBoss/WildFly
This tutorial guides you through the installation process of WildFly on your local machine.
System Requirements
- Java Development Kit (JDK) 11 or higher
- Minimum 2 GB RAM
- Supported OS: Windows, Linux, macOS
- Internet connection to download the server
- https://www.testingdocs.com/install-jboss-application-server-on-linux/
- https://www.testingdocs.com/set-jboss_home-variable-on-windows/
Start/ Stop the JBoss Server
JBoss Server Modes
JBoss Management Interfaces
Deploying Applications
Configuring Datasources
Configuring JBoss Modules
Logging and Monitoring
JBoss Security
Clustering and Load Balancing
Create a Sample Java EE App
JBoss with Docker