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INTELLIJ EAP INSTALL
INTELLIJ EAP SERIES
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In real life, you would have a separate installation binary for each host, but for this tutorial we will use the same installation binaries shared by the 3 hosts. You will now have the following subfolders in labs: host0

INTELLIJ EAP ZIP

Visit Red Hat Developers to download the EAP 7.0 zip file and extract it into the $EAP_DOMAIN/labs folder. >cd $EAP_DOMAIN >mkdir labs >cd labs >mkdir host0 host1 host2 >export EAP_DOMAIN=~/BlogWorkspace/EAPDomains In this root folder, you should create a labs subfolder, and 3 subfolders therein, for the different hosts config files: L et us export this folder as $EAP_DOMAIN to keep it simple in the next steps. I will use ~/BlogWorkspace/EAPDomains as root folder for this tutorial, but you are free to use what you want.

INTELLIJ EAP INSTALL

To complete the installation step we are first going to prepare a the workspace, create the directory structure, download and install EAP 7.0, then configure master and slave hosts.

To keep it simple we will not cover JVM Configuration in depth details in this part.

In real life Machine Host1, Host2 are mostly in different physical location but for the purpose of this tutorial we are going to simulate them on the same localhost using a signed EAP 6.4 installation and different configuration folders for each Machine.

Server23 is the only member of the singleton server group ( name= singleton-server-group).

Server12 and Server22 belong to the secondary server group ( name= secondary-server-group).

Server11 and Server21 are members of the primary server group ( name= primary-server-group).

Host1 and Host2 are slaves connecting to Host0.

Host0 should be run as the master controller,.

1 Host Controller on a machine host2 with Three EAP Instances Servers21, Server22 and Server23.

1 Host Controller on a machine host1 with two EAP instances Server11 and Server12.

1 Domain Controller on a machine called host0.

In this first article we are going to set up a JBoss EAP 7.0 domain with the following requirements: The JBoss EAP "Domain" mode differs from traditional Standalone mode and allows you to deploy and manage EAP instances in a multi server topology.

Part 4: Domain deployment from the REST Management API.

Part 3: Introduction to DMR ( Dynamic Model Representation) and domain deployments from the Common Language Interface CLI.

Part 2: Domain deployments through the new EAP 7.0 Management Console.

Part 1: Set up a simple EAP 7.0 Domain (this article).

INTELLIJ EAP SERIES

Each one will be a standalone article, but the series as a whole will present a range of useful topics for working with JBoss EAP. In this series of articles, I will present several ways to deploy an application on an EAP Domain. T he series consists of four parts. JBoss EAP 7.0 was just released and announced by Red Hat.

Domain mode changes the way applications are deployed on EAP instances. Red Hat JBoss EAP 6 introduced some new concepts like configuration simplification, Modularity, new management CLI , user-friendly management console and an amazing feature called "Domains".