Redis: a WildFly feature pack
Try https://github.com/Tommy74/wildfly-redis-client-feature-pack and integrate Redis client into WildFly the native way! Redis Client Feature Pack for WildFly is a Galleon feature pack that integrates
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Run DB2 On OpenShift without the Operator
If you want to run DB2 on OpenShift you can use the DB2 Operator as described here Db2 12.1.2 for Red Hat OpenShift and Kubernetes; As an alternative, you can do it without using the DB2 Operator; Here is what you have to do if you don’t want to use ...
WildFly to Infinispan Encryption
Encrypting communication between WildFly and Infinispan and use client certificate authentication
Sticky Sessions on Kubernetes with WildFly and NGINX
There are many posts on the Internet illustrating HOW-TO configure sticky sessions when using an NGINX Ingress Controller; This post elaborates a little on that subject and adds WildFly to the mix; You will configure the NGINX Ingress Controller on K...
Deploy a WildFly Jakarta EE 10 application on OpenShift
Intro In this article we show HOW-TO deploy on OpenShift a Jakarta EE 10 application using WildFly as runtime; You can find further details here https://www.wildfly.org/news/2022/04/20/WildFly-s2i-v2-Released/; We show two variants of the process, ea...
Create a docker image with WildFly and a Jakarta EE application deployed
deploy a Jakarta EE application on WildFly and create a Docker image
HOW-TO make your Operator available in OpenShift
Have you ever wondered how Operators show up inside OpenShift OperatorHub? Let's say you have just written your brand new Operator using the operator-sdk and you would like to make it available for installing inside some OpenShift cluster: this post ...
Messaging with WildFly and remote ActiveMQ Artemis
I have prepared this repository github.com/tommaso-borgato/helloworld-mdb with all the instructions and the Java code you need: how-to install ActiveMQ Artemis broker how-to install and configure WildFly a complete Java application to send/receive m...
A Spring Boot (and OpenLiberty/Quarkus etc.) alternative: the WildFly Bootable JAR! - PART 2: the Docker container
In PART 1 we saw how to create a JAR that contains your application, and that you can run from command line like this: java -jar target/wildfly-bootable-jar-database-bootable.jar In this post, we explain how-to put your application inside a container...
