ESB Deployment with Red Hat JBoss Fuse

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
Understanding of enterprise integration
Overview of ESB and SOA, Micro services
Why need JBOSS Fuse?
JBOSS Fuse Architecture overview
Understanding OSGI fundamentals, service mix and Karaf
Install, configure and run JBOSS Fuse in standalone mode
Run fuse in server mode and access via client console
Overview of Fuse command line interface (CLI) and familiarize yourself with many sub systems of JBOSS Fuse
OSGI Bundle lifecycle management
OSGI Container management
Provision HTTP and MQ based services and access them
Practice install of demo samples and familiarize with life cycle
Bundle provisioning and dependency management
Understanding and configuring of Maven repositories in JBOSS Fuse
Karaf overview
Understanding of Karaf features and feature repositories
Overview of In-built features in Fuse
Create and install custom features
Understanding of traditional J2EE clusters
OSGI in production
What s the need of Fabric8? What s profile?
Fuse Fabric8 Architecture overview (fabric servers and containers, agents, ensemble and fabric)
Securing fabric via JAAS Realms
Securing fuse cluster with user login and public key
Role based access to fuse runtime
What s Zoo keeper? What s Quorum?
Fabric deployment units: understanding profiles and versioning
Create a fabric in Fuse and familiarize with various commands
Understanding of fabric containers
Set up and configure a 3/5 node fabric
Customizing and securing Fabric via JAAS Realms
Deployment of OSGI based enterprise applications in fabric
Fuse Active MQ overview
MQ cluster types and message persistence via Kaha DB
Set up and run MQ based fabric clusters
Access MQ clusters via fabric discovery
Practice setting up active/active, master/slave and broker networks in fuse fabric
Understanding fabric gateways: HTTP and MQ
Understanding URI mapping and templates
Set up and run fabric gateways: HTTP and MQ
Access services via HTTP and MQ gateway
Handling of application patches/releases in fabric

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