OpenTelemetry is a collection of APIs, SDKs, tools you can use to instrument, generate, capture and export telemetry data. This article shows an example of how you can send and capture telemetry data with a Jakarta EE 10 application server such as WildFly.
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How to configure distributed EJB Timers
Do you need to scale your EJB Timers at its bests ? WildFly 27 supports a new mechanism for storing your Timers in a cluster: distributed EJB Timers. In this article we will learn how to configure it in no time.
Creating custom WildFly Images for Docker
This is the second tutorial about Docker. In the first one How to run WildFly with Docker we have learnt how to install Docker on a Linux machine and pull a WildFly image on the top of it. Now we will learn how to deploy applications by using Docker Files.
How to run Artemis Messaging in a Bootable Jar
This article is a walk-through the new embedded-activemq layer which allows to run the Artemis MQ Server in a WildFly Bootable Jar.
How to use Subprocesses in JBPM
One useful feature of jBPM is the ability to use subprocesses to break down complex processes into smaller, more manageable pieces. In this article, we’ll look at how to use subprocesses with jBPM 7.
Jakarta MVC made simple
This article discusses how to get started with Jakarta Model-View-Controller (MVC) to build Web applications using this well-known Web pattern in a Jakarta EE application.
Gradle tutorial for WildFly users
This is an updated tutorial for getting started with Gradle. You will learn how to compile and assemble a Jakarta EE 10 application in a matter of minutes and we will deploy it on WildFly. Installing gradle More and more developers are turning to Gradle for creating high performance builds. There are several advantages when … Read more
How to configure a JDBC Store for Transactions
This article discusses how to configure the JTA (Java Transaction API) Transaction Log Store in WildFly. We will learn how to configure a DataSource based JDBC Store to persist the transaction data.
Configuring Transactions (JTA) using JBoss / Wildfly
This tutorial discusses about configuring and monitoring transactions using the Java Transaction API(JTA) on Wildfly application server. Transaction overview Let’s start from some definitions: You can define a transaction as a group of operations that must run as a unit and can involve persisting data objects, sending a message, and so on. When the operations … Read more
How to read WildFly logs using the CLI
In this short tutorial we will learn how to inspect the WildFly log files from the Command Line Interface.