JBOSS_Fuse_Course_Training
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This document provides information about a 26-hour course on Enterprise Service Bus (ESB) Deployment with Red Hat® JBoss Fuse. The course teaches students how to install, configure, manage and deploy OSGi-compliant applications with Red Hat JBoss Fuse. It covers topics like bundle management, server management, deployment with Fuse Fabric, Hawt.io and FMC. The course is aimed at JBoss Fuse administrators and developers. Prerequisites include knowledge of Java EE, Maven/Ant and enterprise integration concepts. The course outline details the sessions, which include hands-on practice installing and running JBoss Fuse, managing bundles, deploying applications with profiles and fabric, and securing fabric deploy
JBOSS_Fuse_Course_Training
- 1. Course Title: Enterprise Service Bus (ESB) Deployment with Red Hat® JBoss Fuse Course duration: 26 hours Software required: The trainer would be providing the below required software for the students to practice the course assignments JBOSS Fuse 6.2 JDK 1.7 Apache Maven 3.1 Active MQ 5.9 About the course The information powering your business is spread across disparate applications and systems. You need an effective, cost-efficient way to integrate applications, data, and devices within your enterprise. Red Hat® JBoss® Fuse is a lightweight, flexible enterprise service bus (ESB) that enables rapid integration across the extended enterprise—on premise or in the cloud. Enterprise Service Bus (ESB) Deployment with Red Hat® JBoss® Fuse is a hands-on course that gives Java™ developers, administrators and architects an understanding of Red Hat JBoss Fuse clustering, auto scaling, broker networks, install applications, applying patches, rollback patches etc. Increase productivity. Deploy in any environment. Add agility. And scale quickly, without massive costs. Who Should Attend? Red Hat JBoss Fuse administrators and developers who need to learn how to install, configure, manage and deploy OSGi-compliant applications. Prerequisites for this course Knowledge of any Java EE application server Basic knowledge of tools such as Maven or Ant Basic knowledge of enterprise integration and messaging concepts What you will learn? Attendees will learn the skills required to manage, deploy, and customize Red Hat JBoss Fuse and develop the core concepts of OSGi-based application using Red Hat JBoss Fuse's features, including: Bundle management Server management Deployment via Fuse Fabric, Hawt.io and using FMC Course outline Session1: Introduction to Red Hat JBOSS Fuse Understanding of enterprise integration Overview of ESB Overview of JBOSS Fuse: How JBOSS Fuse solves traditional J2ee runtime problems Introduction to JBOSS Fuse ESB: Architecture overview Quiz: Red Hat JBOSS Fuse Introduction to OSGI initiative: Purpose of OSGI, OSGI Architecture, OSGI Framework
- 2. OSGI Bundle life cycle management: understanding bundle states OSGI bundle activators and manifest Quiz: OSGI Introduction to OSGI containers: Apache Felix, Service Mix and Karaf Introduction to Apache Karaf: overview of karaf components Quiz: Apache Karaf Overview of Maven concepts and repositories, install bundles into Maven repository Understanding bundle packaging structure, plugins and dependencies Quiz: Maven Practice: Understanding bundle packaging Install sample bundles into a maven repository Session 2: Installing, running and customizing JBOSS Fuse Download and Install jboss-fuse-full-6.2.0.redhat-133 Configure fuse: create user and set role Start and stop Fuse in client mode Run fuse in server mode and access via client console Run fuse in server mode and access via admin:connect Run fuse in server mode and access via ssh client Overview of Fuse command line interface (CLI) and its’ subsystems OSGI Bundle lifecycle management via CLI console OSGI Container management via CLI console Bundle provisioning: how it works? Hawtio console overview: Bundles and logs, bundle life cycle management Quiz: bundle life cycle and CLI subsystems Customizing Fuse: overview of install directories, allocating ports, data, cache, features, features boot, add maven repositories, local repositories Customize ports, HTTP service ports, customize servlet context path Quiz: customizing fuse Practice: Install and run JBOSS Fuse in client mode Run JBOSS Fuse in server mode and access via client Run fuse in server mode and access via admin:connect Run fuse in server mode and access via ssh client Server management: start and shutdown the server Install bundle and manage bundle life cycle Install a bundle via Hot deployer List and examine OSGI bundles, headers Customize Fuse configurations: ports, bind address, log paths, data, maven repositories, web console ports, OSGI http ports, customize context paths Bundle and server management via hawtio console Session 3: Deep dive apache Karaf Introduction to Karaf Features and feature repositories Customize features boot configuration Overview of in-built features
- 3. Create and deploy a feature via feature repositories Features CLI: list, info, install, uninstall a feature Demo of creating and installing a feature via CLI console Quiz: features and feature repositories Hot deployment of feature repositories Demo of deploying a feature via hot deployment Feature dependency management via dependency download Setting up maven offline folder repository WAR and FAB overview Features Vs FABs Configuring dependencies for a FAB and respecting features Demo to create and deploy a FAB Demo of hot deployment of a FAB Quiz: features, FABs and deployments Practice: Create feature repositories and deploy features file into fuse Create and Deploy a feature via CLI console Practice features CLI commands: list, info, install, uninstall Customize features boot configuration and verify Create and Deploy a feature via hot deployment and verify Customize maven repositories: local and remote Build and deploy a FAB via CLI console and familiarize with FAB life cycle Build and deploy a FAB via hot deployment Download feature/FAB dependencies for offline use Session 4: Managing Fuse in Large deployment scenarios Standalone vs multiple servers Introduction to Fabric8 in Fuse Fuse Fabric Architecture: ensemble, servers, containers, registry service and fabric agents Benefits of using a fabric Servers vs containers Introduction to Zookeeper in Fuse Zookeeper registry clusters, and Quorum Quiz: Fabric and zookeeper in Fuse Creating multiple Fuse standalone servers in Fuse Familiarize with admin subsystem commands: start, stop, list, connect Access and verify servers with client console and via SSH client Creating a fabric ensemble via fabric:join Familiarize with fabric sub system commands: fabric server management Fabric Containers overview: child and ssh Create child and ssh containers via fabric subsystem Access child/ssh containers via client console Hawtio console overview Quiz: Fabric ensemble and containers Practice: Customize the ports and other configurations
- 4. Practice creating multiple Fuse standalone servers in Fuse Familiarize with admin subsystem commands: start, stop, list, connect Access and verify servers with client console and via SSH client Create a 3 node fabric ensemble and manage the fabric: create, start, stop and delete servers Practice managing fabric servers via hawtio console Create one or more child/ssh containers and manage them: create, start, stop, connect, delete Shutdown the fabric servers in production scenario Session 5: Deploying and managing enterprise applications in Fuse Understanding of fabric profiles Overview of fuse profiles Create a profile and assign to a container Add feature repositories and features to a profile Demo to show deploying of features via fabric profiles and apply to container Quiz: Fabric profiles and deployment Customizing the configurations in profile: customize http port and web context Profile versioning: handling production releases Create a new profile version and assign to one or more containers Applying patches: upgrade and rollback Configuration management at runtime: edit PID configurations Quiz: Fabric profile versioning and patches Practice: Familiarize with in-built fabric profiles Practice creating a profile and deploy to one or more containers Add feature repositories and Install features into fabric profile Create a new profile version with a new feature/enhancement of the existing feature and apply to one or more containers Upgrade and rollback the patches to one or more containers and verify Edit the application configurations at runtime and verify Session 6: managing HTTP clustering, load balancing and failover in fuse Overview of clustering, load balancing and failover Fabric clustering and gateways Fabric gateways: HTTP and MQ gateways Create and configure a fabric HTTP gateway and accessing it Customize gateway profiles: zookeeper registry, context paths, URI templates Load balance a web service via HTTP gateway Quiz: Fabric HTTP gateway and registry Practice: Create a fabric container and run HTTP gateway Start and stop HTTP gateway container Customize the gateway configurations, ports and context path Create one or more containers to run HTTP service and access it Customize http port
- 5. Access HTTP service and access it via HTTP gateway Verify the endpoints in zookeeper registry Session 7: managing MQ clustering, load balancing and failover in fuse Active MQ clustering: active/active, master/slave and broker networks Message persistence: kahaDB Overview and customize active MQ broker configurations in Fuse Create and run a standalone active MQ broker via fabric in fuse Send/receive messages from a fabric container running standalone broker Create and run a master/slave active MQ cluster via fabric in fuse Discover and send/receive messages to/from a fabric MQ master/slave cluster Create and run broker networks in fabric fuse Discover and send/receive messages to/from a fabric MQ broker network cluster Quiz: Fabric MQ gateway and MQ clusters Practice: Create a fabric container and run MQ gateway Start and stop MQ gateway container Customize the gateway configurations and ports Create a container to run MQ standalone broker and verify send/receive messages Start and stop MQ standalone broker Create the containers to run MQ master/slave brokers and verify send/receive messages Start and stop MQ master/slave broker and verify Create the containers to run MQ netwrok brokers and verify send/receive messages Start and stop MQ network brokers and verify Session 8: securing fuse fabric Securing fuse runtime using JAAS Overview of file and key based JAAS Accessing fuse management console via SSH public key Quiz: security in fuse Practice: Create new users and roles and login to fuse console with different users and verify access Generate key pair and access fuse console via ssh public key authentication Course Title: Develop OSGI complaint enterprise applications with Red Hat JBoss Fuse Course duration: 32 hours Software required: The trainer would be providing the below required software for the students to practice the course assignments JBOSS Fuse 6.2 JDK 1.7 Apache Maven 3.1
- 6. Active MQ 5.9 JBOSS Developer Studio About the course Red Hat JBoss Fuse is a robust, flexible, and easy-to-use platform to integrate applications, data, services, and devices. The integration platform uses popular open source technologies to provide transformation, routing, and protocol-matching services. Red Hat JBoss Fuse also includes Red Hat JBoss A-MQ, a high-performance, reliable messaging platform. Integration eliminates manual touch points, automates processes, and connects enterprise assets for improved efficiency. Real-time messaging fosters a responsive and agile enterprise. Integrate everything, everywhere. Connect systems, applications, and information across your entire infrastructure. Who Should Attend? Red Hat JBoss Fuse developers, technical leads and architects who need to learn how to design, develop, manage and deploy OSGi-compliant applications. Prerequisites for this course Basic Knowledge of any Java EE applications and enterprise integration concepts Basic Knowledge of tools such as Maven or Ant Basic knowledge of messaging concepts Basic knowledge of web services What you will learn? At the end of this course, you will learn how to design, orchestrate, develop and deploy OSGI based enterprise level applications that consists of micro services. Course outline Session1: Introduction to Red Hat JBOSS Fuse and OSGI Understanding of enterprise integration Overview of ESB Overview of JBOSS Fuse: How JBOSS Fuse solves traditional J2ee runtime problems Introduction to JBOSS Fuse ESB: Architecture overview Introduction to OSGI initiative: Purpose of OSGI, OSGI Architecture, OSGI Framework Examine OSGI bundle manifest attributes OSGI Bundle life cycle management: understanding bundle states Quiz: JBOSS Fuse and OSGI Introduction to OSGI containers: Apache Felix, Service Mix and Karaf Introduction to Apache Karaf: overview of karaf components Quiz: Apache Karaf Overview of Maven concepts and repositories, install bundles into Maven repository Maven project structure for OSGI bundle Overview of mostly used Maven project archetypes for OSGI Understanding bundle packaging structure, plugins and bundle dependencies Quiz: bundle packaging, structure and dependencies Practice:
- 7. Practice creating a simple maven project for a OSGI service: Hello World Understanding bundle packaging and examine bundle manifest Install OSGI service bundle into a maven repository Session 2: installing and Running JBOSS Fuse and managing OSGI bundle Download and Install jboss-fuse-full-6.2.0.redhat-133 Configure fuse: create user and role Start and stop Fuse in client mode Run fuse in server mode and access via client console Run fuse in server mode and access via admin:connect Run fuse in server mode and access via ssh client Overview of Fuse command line interface (CLI) and its’ subsystems OSGI Bundle lifecycle management via CLI console: Demo with OSGI service bundle Hot deployment: Demo with OSGI service bundle Hot deployment: deploying a bundle with spring franework Explain bundle life cycle: internal working model OSGI Container management via CLI console Hawtio console overview: Bundles and logs, bundle life cycle management Quiz: bundle life cycle and CLI subsystems Overview of install directories, allocating ports, data, cache, features, features boot, add maven repositories, local repositories Customize ports, HTTP service ports, customize servlet context path via CLI Quiz: customizing fuse Practice: Install and run JBOSS Fuse in client mode Run JBOSS Fuse in server mode and access via client Run fuse in server mode and access via admin:connect Run fuse in server mode and access via ssh client Server management: start and shutdown the server Install bundle and manage bundle life cycle: install, start,stop, uninstall Install a bundle via Hot deployer Install a bundle via spring context List and examine OSGI bundles and manifest headers Customize Fuse configurations: ports, bind address, log paths, data, maven repositories, web console ports, OSGI http ports, customize context paths Bundle and server management via hawtio console Practice CLI subsystems for bundle and server management Session 3: Developing and deploying OSGI services, Apache Karaf OSGI services: moving towards Micro services OSGI service registry and discovery Dependency injection frameworks: Blueprint vs spring DM JBOSS Fuse: how it promotes micro services? Creating and deploying an OSGI service: V1 and V2 Invoking an OSGI service from a separate bundle OSGI tooling
- 8. Customizing an OSGI bundle with Maven bundle plugin Quiz: OSGI services, discovery and customize bundles Introduction to apache Karaf: architecture, components, feature repositories, and features Overview of in-built features Create a feature repository and feature and install in Karaf OSGI via CLI Familiarize with features subsystem CLI: list, info, install and remove Hot deployment of features repository file Features boot configuration Feature dependency management via dependency download Setting up maven offline folder repository Quiz: karaf components, features and repositories Fuse URI handlers: mvn, file, war, http, fab, wrap, blueprint Features vs Fuse application bundles (FAB) Configuring dependencies for a FAB Building and deploying a FAB and it’s life cycle management Quiz: FABs Practice: Create feature repositories and add features file into fuse Create and Deploy a feature via CLI console Practice features CLI commands: list, info, install, uninstall Customize features boot configuration and verify Create and Deploy a feature via hot deployment and verify Customize maven repositories: local and remote Download feature dependencies for offline use Build and deploy a FAB via CLI console and familiarize with FAB life cycle Build and deploy a FAB via hot deployment Session 4: JBOSS Fuse in production Standalone vs multiple servers Introduction to Fabric8 in Fuse Fuse Fabric Architecture: ensemble, servers, containers, registry service and fabric agents Benefits of using a fabric Servers vs containers Introduction to Zookeeper in Fuse Zookeeper registry clusters, and Quorum Quiz: Fabric and zookeeper in Fuse Creating a fabric ensemble via fabric:join Familiarize with fabric sub system commands: fabric server management Fabric Containers overview: child and ssh Create child and ssh containers via fabric subsystem Access child/ssh containers via client console Hawtio console overview Quiz: Fabric ensemble and containers Practice: Customize the ports and other configurations
- 9. Practice creating multiple Fuse standalone servers in Fuse Familiarize with admin subsystem commands: start, stop, list, connect Access and verify servers with client console and via SSH client Create a 3 node fabric ensemble and manage the fabric: create, start, stop and delete servers Practice managing fabric servers via hawtio console Create one or more child/ssh containers and manage them: create, start, stop, connect, delete Session 5: Deploying and managing OSGI enterprise applications in Fuse Understanding of fabric profiles Overview of fuse profiles Create a profile and assign to a container Add feature repositories and features to a profile Demo to show deploying of features via fabric profiles and apply to container Quiz: Fabric profiles and deployment Customizing the configurations in profile: customize http port and web context Profile versioning: handling production releases Create a new profile version and assign to one or more containers Applying patches: upgrade and rollback Configuration management at runtime: edit PID configurations Quiz: Fabric profile versioning and patches Deploy data source via blueprint Create and deploy OSGI service accessing database Practice: Familiarize with in-built fabric profiles Practice creating a profile and deploy to one or more containers Add feature repositories and Install features into fabric profile Create a new profile version with a new feature/enhancement of the existing feature and apply to one or more containers Upgrade and rollback the patches to one or more containers and verify Edit the application configurations at runtime and verify Session 6: Camel development with JBOSS Fuse ESB Overview of enterprise level applications and integration concerns How EIP addresses integration problems Overview of EI patterns Quiz: EI Patterns Service orchestration overview Camel as service orchestrator Camel overview and applying EI Patterns Camel exchange overview, build routes using blueprint/spring Overview of Camel endpoints Message transformations using camel Quiz: orchestration, endpoints Demo creating OSGI camel bundles demonstrating popular EI Patterns: CBR, Multicasting, Wiretap, Splitter, Aggregator, and Transformation
- 10. Exception handling in camel Transaction management Multithreading and concurrency Quiz: exception handling, transactions Demo to illustrate exception handling, concurrency and threading Practice: Familiarize with EI patterns Practice demos popular EI Patterns: CBR, Splitter, Aggregator and Transformation Practice demos with exception handling, concurrency and threading and deploy to fuse Invoking an OSGI service from a camel flow using blueprint framework Hawtio console: examine camel endpoints and routes Session 7: Camel MQ and CXF development with JBOSS Fuse ESB Camel messaging with active MQ overview Demo to illustrate camel consumer and producer with Active MQ in fuse Apache CXF architecture overview Practice creating a SOAP based web service bundles and install in Fuse Code first web service Contract first web service Practice creating REST web service bundles and install in Fuse Quiz: exception handling, transactions Demo to illustrate soap and rest web services and deploy to fuse Practice: Practice creating a camel soap web service and deploy to JBOSS Fuse Practice creating a camel rest web service and deploy to JBOSS Fuse Session 8: managing HTTP clustering, load balancing and failover in fuse Overview of clustering, load balancing and failover Fabric clustering and gateways Fabric gateways: HTTP and MQ gateways Customize gateway profiles: zookeeper registry, context paths, URI templates Quiz: Fabric HTTP gateway and registry Active MQ clustering: active/active, master/slave and broker networks Message persistence: kahaDB Overview and customize active MQ broker configurations in Fuse Create and run a standalone active MQ broker via fabric in fuse Send/receive messages from a fabric container running standalone broker Create and run a master/slave active MQ cluster via fabric in fuse Discover and send/receive messages to/from a fabric MQ master/slave cluster Create and run broker networks in fabric fuse Discover and send/receive messages to/from a fabric MQ broker network cluster Quiz: Fabric MQ gateway and MQ clusters Practice: Create a fabric container and run HTTP gateway Start and stop HTTP gateway container Create a fabric container and run MQ gateway
- 11. Start and stop MQ gateway container Customize the gateway configurations and ports Create a container to run MQ standalone broker and verify send/receive messages Start and stop MQ standalone broker Create the containers to run MQ master/slave brokers and verify send/receive messages Start and stop MQ master/slave broker and verify Create the containers to run MQ netwrok brokers and verify send/receive messages Start and stop MQ network brokers and verify