JOnAS 5.1 Application Server Profiles
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JOnAS application server uses profiles and micro profiles to allow for lightweight and customizable configurations based on specific needs, resources can be added or removed dynamically via deployment plans and profiles can be updated without rebooting through OSGi modularity. μJOnAS provides a minimal profile that serves as the basis for building customized profiles by adding additional services and components as needed via deployment plans.
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- 1. JOnAS 5.1 Application Server Profiles Guillaume Sauthier / François Fornaciari
- 3. Profiles
- 4. Using µJOnAS for profiles
- 5. What about dynamic profiles ?
- 7. Conclusion
- 8. Introduction
- 12. Easy to use administration console
- 18. Profiles
- 21. Targets web application's “most required” features (presentation layer, local business, simple persistence, transaction and web services)
- 23. This set of resources defines the feature level of the server
- 26. Using µJOnAS for Profiles
- 28. Quick to start (~3 seconds)
- 29. Manageable (JMX, RMI Connector)
- 30. Adaptable to constrained environments (set top box, PDA, …)
- 34. Then augment it using the deployment plans you want
- 37. Micro + Jetty + Axis2 + EasyBeans + Hibernate
- 38. ... Currently only full and micro profiles are ready for JOnAS 5.1 Web profile is on the way !
- 40. Based on URLs (local and remote archives are deployables)
- 41. Extensible repository support (file, maven2, obr, ...)
- 50. OBR (OSGi Bundle Repository)
- 52. What about dynamic profiles ?
- 56. Even disk space if bundles are deleted (not ready)
- 62. Visualize service's available versions and ability to switch from one to another
- 64. At next reboot
- 65. Plan update given the deployed applications or active sessions
- 68. Target services to update
- 70. Log operations
- 72. Conclusion
- 74. Quick, lightweight and extensible
- 75. Resources http://java.sun.com/javaee/technologies/javaee6.jsp http://felix.apache.org/site/apache-felix-ipojo.html http://www.osami-commons.org http://felix.apache.org http://jonas.ow2.org