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Continue ReadingI've been working my way through some security topics along WildFly 8 and stumbled upon some configuration options, that are not very well documented. One of them is the TLS/SSL configuration for the new web-subsystem Undertow . There's plenty of do…
Continue ReadingFridays seem to be the Developer Interview day. Today I welcome Henryk Konsek ( @hekonsek ). Henryk is a software engineer at Red Hat (JBoss) who has been working with Java-related technologies for many years. His area of expertise is middleware and integrati…
Continue ReadingJust wanted to quickly publish my slides from the recent JDK.i o talks about WildFlies, Apache Camel, Java EE and large enterprise projects. Thanks to all the attendees for great questions and the attention. JDK.io is the two day conference of the Danish …
Continue ReadingDid you know, that there is a free ebook about OpenShift ? Free, like in free beer? You’ll learn the steps necessary to build, deploy, and host a complete real-world application on OpenShift, without having to read long, detailed explanations of the technol…
Continue ReadingThe first final version of Hibernate OGM is out and the team recovered a bit from the release frenzy. So they thought about starting a series of tutorial-style blogs which give you the chance to start over easily with Hibernate OGM. Thanks to Gunnar Morling …
Continue ReadingYou have heard about DevNation before, did you? It is a 3-day technical, open source, polyglot conference for full-stack application developers and maintainers. The inaugural edition was held last year in San Francisco and delivered a promising start. You…
Continue ReadingYou know, that I am a Java EE guy. And I love looking into what comes up with latest servers. JBoss is working on WildFly 9 these days, and one particular area that always caught my interest is scaling, clustering and failover. So, this is a great chance to …
Continue ReadingThe JBoss apiman project hit its first public milestone release (1.0.0.Final) recently, making it the perfect time to go out and have a look at it! Now that the first public release is out the door, we’re planning on iterating quickly on new features and b…
Continue ReadingNew Year, new developer interviews. Yesterday evening I had the pleasure to talk to Görkem Ercan ( @gorkemercan , blog ) who is a Toronto based software engineer with Red Hat. has tens of years of experience working on software projects with different technol…
Continue ReadingAt the end of 2014 the AeroGear team announced the availability of the Red Hat JBoss Unified Push Server on xPaaS . Let's take a closer look! Overview The Unified Push Server allows developers to send native push messages to Apple's Push Notificat…
Continue ReadingIf one thing survived all the New Year parties, it is Docker. It was hot at the end of 2014 and it looks like it is getting even hotter in 2015. And Red Hat is one of the key drivers behind the adoption of this amazing container technology. This is a short …
Continue ReadingJBoss Data Virtualization (JDV) is a data integration solution that sits in front of multiple data sources and allows them to be treated as a single source. Do do that, it offers data abstraction, federation, integration, transformation, and delivery capa…
Continue ReadingJust a short head-ups, that there is an interesting and free webinar upcoming with Red Hat's Christian Posta ( @christianposta ) about how to use patterns from SOA to build out intelligent routing systems with Apache Camel, and centralized management, ser…
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