does anyone knows if it is possible to cluster WS-AT web services using JBoss?
Thanks in advance
Leandro
It is not possible to cluster web services that use WS-AT using JBoss.
At least using JBoss EAP 6.4.
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If application server instances reside on different machines ?
I mainly want to know the configurations guide on the jboss eap server side.
I wrote this how-to a while ago on our project wiki: JBoss AS instances in Domain mode with mod_cluster load balancer. Please, check it out and ask away if it didn't help.
I have an enterprise application that uses Camel routes and need to be able to provision/start/stop nodes running these Camel routes on multiple machines.
I am looking at Apache Karaf and JBoss Switchyard as 2 solutions to help me deploy and manage these routes. I think I understand the value of Apache Karaf since it is a osgi container and I can un/deploy new routes into it. Will JBoss Switchyard also help me for this issue?
JBoss Fuse
JBoss Fuse which includes Fuse Fabric can manage and provision containers in a cluster / cloud / etc.
http://fuse.fusesource.org/fabric/
JBoss Fuse uses Karaf as the container. So what you can do with Karaf you can do as well with JBoss Fuse.
On top of that Fuse Fabric brings to the table, all the cluster provisioning and management. And with a distributed registry for HA et all.
With JBoss Fuse you can deploy and manage your Camel routes in a cluster. And perform rolling upgrades / downgrades across the nodes in the cluster, and much more. And to go along with that you have commands in the Karaf Shell to perform actions, and as well a web console UI based on http://hawt.io/.
Short answer: Yes JBoss Fuse can manage and provision your Camel routes in a cluster.
SwitchYard
In terms of JBoss SwitchYard, then it uses JBoss Application Server / WildFly as its container (at this time of writing SY does not yet support OSGi). So SY leverages the clustering and management support from JBoss Application Server.
Yes with Apache Karaf you'll be able to deploy/undeploy routes by either installing the appropriate bundle or by installing the corresponding blueprint.xml (containing the route) as Karaf supports deploying of various xml files (which are generated to bundles at runtime). This will give you an easy way of deploying / Developing. Also available with karaf is the def:watch command, it'll help you with developing Bundles cause it will watch your file/maven-repo location for updates and will install those immediately in the container.
For distributing your routes throughout a cluster there is also Apache Karaf - Cellar, a subproject for maintaining Cluster ability for the Karaf container.
take a look at Zookeeper and its support for distributed route policies...
also, check out these master election examples
http://www.systemmobile.com/?p=399
http://frommyworkshop.blogspot.com/2013/06/leader-election-of-camel-router-through.html
i m working with WSO2 EBS 4.7.0.
I have some REST services i have to deploy on a tomcat server.
Is it possible to have this configuration?
WSO2 ESB CLUSTER ----> TOMCAT CLUSTER (separate server)---> REST WEBSERVICES
I mean, is it possibile to decouple the tomcat contained by the ESB and locate it on a separate server in clustered mode? How can this be done?
Thanks a lot.
AFAIK, this is not possible. I mean decoupling tomcat from wso2esb. ESB runs on top of tomcat.
Why do you prefer this setup?
You can host your services in WSO2AS.
ESB cluster-->AS clusters
I have jboss application server installed on windows operating system. Is it possible to deploy asp.Net application on jboss without using IIS. If yes, How to do this?.
Please help me...
Regards
Nasir
No, it's not possible. JBoss is a JavaEE application server (container), not a .Net server, so you can't. If you're looking for an alternative to IIS to deploy .Net applications you can check the mono project.
And in this page you've more information about how to install mono and deploy applications.
Can anyone suggest which monitoring tool is the best for monitoring JBOSS, in particular ESB queue depth etc?
I currently use Hyperic with a custom plugin, does anything support JBOSS ESB out of the box?
JBoss Operations Network is your best bet if you want an out-of-the-box working project.
http://www.jboss.com/products/jbosson/