Author: Immanuel Sims
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Migrating Applications with Windup
Windup is a tool that scans your application for migration relevant items and presents its findings within an html report. It finds a variety of items starting with standard and vendor specific deployment descriptors and ending with the detail of migration relevant method calls (like JNDI lookups or the use of native APIs).
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JGroups & Cloud issues when clustering the EAP 6 – AS 7
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As announced this is the last post of our series about clustering of the Redhat EAP 6 and JBoss AS 7. The other posts of this series were Clustering in JBoss AS7/EAP 6 Managing cluster nodes in domain mode of JBoss AS 7 / EAP 6 Scalable HA Clustering with JBoss AS 7 / EAP…
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Clustering of the messaging subsystem HornetQ in JBoss AS7 and EAP 6
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in akquinet, as7, cluster, eap, failover, high availability, hornetq, jboss, jboss as 7, jms, live backup, load balancing, messaging, redhatIn the recent posts of this series we talked about many different aspects of clustering for the JBoss AS 7 and its quality assured version EAP 6, such as: the basic concepts, managing cluster nodes in domain mode, scalable HA cluster topologies and load-balancing and failover of remote EJB clients. Until now, there is one…
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Scalable HA Clustering with JBoss AS 7 / EAP 6
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Dieser Artikel auf Deutsch Overview In a recent blog-post Clustering in JBoss AS7/EAP 6 we showed how basic clustering in the new EAP 6 and JBoss AS 7 can be used. The EAP 6 is basically an AS 7 with official RedHat-support. Our cluster we described in that post was small and simple. This post will cover much more complex cluster structures, how to…
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Clustering in JBoss AS7/EAP 6
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in as7, cluster, ejb, ha, high availability, infinispan, java, java ee, jboss, jgroups, mod_cluster, redhatDieser Artikel auf Deutsch Overview The ability to combine different servers to a cluster that hides its internal servers from the clients and offers a virtual platform for an application is important for enterprise applications. It can be used to provide high scalability by adding cheap computational resources to the cluster on demand or high…
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Connecting to Amazon VPC
Overview Amazons virtual privacy cloud service (VPC) offers great outsourcing possibilities for your less private (but still private) services. Consider a Jenkins build server. You have got one on your local machine but sometimes it’s just too much load for your hardware. It would be nice in such a case to just push some load…
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