Introductive talk on JBoss AS7 done 20 September 2011 at JBug Milan

3. Committer of various Jboss projects

4. JBoss / Red Hat employee since July 2010

5. JBoss AS7[2] team memeber

6. Wise [3] project leader

7. Found me on internet: www.javalinux.it , www.twitter.com/maeste https://plus.google.com/102371438013760231375/about https://github.com/maeste http://www.linkedin.com/in/maeste

8. [1] http://www.jboss.org/jbossws [2] http://www.jboss.org/jbossas

9. [3] http://www.jboss.org/wise

11. Very fast

12. Blazingly fast (<3s startup)

13. #@*%ing fast

15. Lightweight

16. Modular core

17. Hot, parallel deployment

18. Elegant administration

19. Domain management

20. Easy testable

21. Boot time

22. Memory

24. Domain management

27. True isolation

30. Provides a similar development experience to previous versions of the JBoss AS, allowing a deployment to be dropped in a folder and automatically be deployed

31. Same management tools and APIs as domain mode

33. Managed from a single point, all have access to the same domain configuration

34. Allows for management and configuration updates to be pushed out to all servers

36. Host Controller

37. Server instance

40. Domain controller responsible for pushing management and configuration changes

41. Domain mode

43. Booting domain mode

44. Architecture

46. Provides a modular (not hierarchical) classloading environment

47. Classloading is extremely fast

48. Classloading is truely isolated by default

49. Classloading is extremely flexible

50. Hierarchical classloading

51. Modular classloading

54. Dynamic (can be redefined)

55. Extensible (JBoss OSGi)

56. module.xml

58. Highly concurrent scalable state machine

61. Detypes (i.e. string based) API uses small set of Java classes

62. Various transports (Java remoting, JSON/HTTP)

63. Dynamic Model Representation (DMR)

65. Easy to use both for standalone and domain mode

66. Scriptable.

67. Demo....