Docker

Last year for a previous customer I wrote an article/post about WebsphereMQ Best Practice with JBoss EAP 6. Today we will make almost the same setup but with JBoss EAP 7, WebsphereMQ Sample IVT application, and both running on Docker. This tutorial demonstrates how to configure and connect these enterprise technologies in a containerized environment. I assume you have basic knowledge of Docker commands and concepts. Howto run JBoss EAP 7 connected to WebsphereMQ both running on Docker ...

During this Christmas day, Santa Claus brings us lot of presents (I hope for you too), I received 2 RaspberryPi Zero — thanks brother! I will show you something interesting after this special day. We gonna test how to use Rhiot project into Kura Eclipse Platform running inside Docker container deployed into a real RaspberryPi Zero device (in this order). If you don’t have yet a RaspberryPi (B+, 2 or zero) device you can use my previous post. ...

Rhiot project has recently decided to primarily support the Kura Eclipse Platform. Our project provides code and extensions for Kura, such as Camel integration and many other features. We’ve developed new Camel components specifically dedicated to the Kura Platform (gpio, cloud, wifi). We chose this platform because it’s an OSGi compliant software focused on the IoT universe, supported by the Eclipse Foundation and Eurotech. While Kura runs natively on RaspberryPi hardware, if you don’t have a RaspberryPi device yet, this tutorial will show you how to run Kura within a Docker container. ...

Following the release of Wildfly 9.0.0.Final and the previous post on enabling HTTP/2 via offline CLI, this article covers the same setup inside a Docker container. Docker simplifies middleware infrastructure deployment: open source, rich CLI tooling, automated build process, and straightforward runtime management. How to set up HTTP/2 in Wildfly 9.0.0.Final with offline mode via Docker. Prerequisites Docker must be installed and running. See the official documentation for installation. X509 Certificate HTTP/2 does not strictly require encryption, but most browsers only implement it over TLS. Create certificates as described in the previous post. ...