What you will learn from this video course

Manage multiple servers centrally in domain mode.
Utilize the database and messaging features of JBoss. Harness the power of the application server to manage database connections, and connect to other services with JMS Messaging.
Create a farm of JBoss nodes that distribute loads amongst many Java Virtual Machines. Be ready for Java Virtual Machine failures, with High Availability.
Finely control the classloading hierarchy to provide exactly the right libraries to your application, and hide those that are not needed.
Increase the performance of asynchronous code, by calling asynchronous libraries and code using the async servlet.
Secure the server, with encrypted HTTP connections, encrypted passwords, and hidden management consoles.
Test application features quickly during development using Arquillian and unit tests
Master application server logging configuration to get exactly the right information about what's happening inside JBoss EAP

Content :

Standalone versus Domain Mode [16:10 minutes]
Running in Standalone Mode
Running in Domain Mode
Deploying an Application in Standalone Mode
Deploying an Application in Domain Mode
Sharing a Configuration in Domain Mode

Adding and Configuring Databases and Message Queues and Using Them from Your Application [21:04 minutes]
Setting up a Database in JBoss Using the Console
Adding a Datasource Using the Command Line Interface (CLI)
Adding an XADatasource Using the Configuration File
Connecting to a Database
Configuring Database Pooling
Adding a Messaging Queue Using the Management Console
Connecting to Messaging Queues

Configuring the Java Virtual Machine (JVM) for Troubleshooting and Diagnostics [23:19 minutes]
Selecting a Garbage Collection Strategy
Gathering Java Virtual Machine Diagnostics
How and When to Capture a Java Thread Dump
How to Analyze Garbage Collection Logging
Analyzing Java Thread Dumps
Analyzing a Java Heap Dump

Clustering and Load Balancing for Web Applications [16:11 minutes]
Clustering in Standalone Mode
Cluster in Domain Mode
Set Up mod_cluster on JBoss to Connect to the Load Balancer
JBoss Messaging in a Cluster

Classloading with JBoss Modules [13:27 minutes]
Introduction to JBoss Modules for Classloading
Implicit Module Dependencies
Including and Excluding Dependencies Using Metadata
Classloading in an EAR File

Deploying Applications [15:35 minutes]
Improve Performance with Asynchronous Servlets
Encrypt Client-to-Server communication with Secure Socket Layer (SSL)
Use the Java Authentication and Authorization Service in JBoss (JAAS)
Securing Passwords in JBoss

Building and Testing Application with Maven and JBoss Tools [8:51 minutes]
Installing the JBoss Tools plugin for Eclipse
Build and Deploy an Application to JBoss Using Maven
Deploying Using JBoss Tools
Running a Test suite in Arquillian
Anatomy of an Arquillian Test Case

Configuring the Application Server Logging [13:50 minutes]
Setting the Logging Verbosity for the Entire Server
Setting the Logging Verbosity for Parts of the Server or Application
Improving the Logging Performance using the Async Handler
Rolling the Server.log File by Size
Use Logging Configuration in Your application

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